Architect Simulator
In development

Architect Simulator

A management simulation for architects and business leaders — where the trade-off you take in week two is the constraint you are living with in month nine.

In development. No release date yet.

scenarios being authored
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right answers guaranteed
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On device
reasoning stays on the phone

What it does

Run the architecture. Live with the decisions.

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Decisions that compound

Architecture is not a quiz. The interesting part is what the shortcut costs you six months later, and that is what the simulation models.

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For architects and the people who fund them

The same scenario, played from the architect’s chair and from the sponsor’s, does not produce the same decisions. Both views are in scope.

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On-device reasoning

Characters and consequences are generated on the phone via Apple Intelligence. Nothing you decide is transmitted anywhere.

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Plays in short sessions

Built for a commute, not an evening.

Privacy

Built so there is nothing to leak

The full policy is on the privacy page. The short version:

Your account, deletableSettings → Delete account removes everything, immediately and permanently.
EU storageAccount and practice data live in Frankfurt (eu-central-1).
On-device tutorTutor questions never leave your phone. There is no server fallback.
Never soldNo advertising, no cross-app tracking, no sale of your data.

Pricing

What it costs

Not yet on sale

In development
no release date committed
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Questions

Before you ask

How is this different from the AI Don’t Fix Stupidity game?

That one runs a specific twelve-week campaign from the book. This one is a broader architecture simulation, not tied to Norvik.

When?

No date. It is early.

About the author

Magnus Oxenwaldt is VP Group AI at Columbus Global. Two decades in enterprise architecture — ERP, integration, customer engagement, and now AI. He hosts the Future Bytes podcast, speaks at executive forums and board off-sites, and writes at oxenwaldt.com.