Wildmind · the founder simulator

Fail in the simulation, not with real clients.

Rehearse your business before you spend on it.

Wildmind shows founders whether their business is ready to grow and be profitable. Realistic people email you, join your Google Meet and push back, so you see your weak spots, practise closing, and find what to automate or delegate.

Made in Wildmind

Sezay’s AI Executive Assistant, his face and his cloned voice.

How it works

Set up three things. Then the simulation runs.

  • 1

    Your business.

    What you sell, who buys, your price and your website. It can be a business that does not exist yet.

  • 2

    Your people.

    The clients who call you, and your own team of agents. You write who they are and how they think.

  • 3

    Your simulation.

    A level from calm to storm, and your own rule for when you are ready to launch for real.

On the call

Real people, with real doubts.

Each caller has their own business, budget and voice. They stay in character, ask the awkward questions, push for a next step, and can walk away.

Your business · registered once

What every caller knows.

What you sell, who buys, your price, your website and your launch rule. The callers talk about your real business.

This part is yours.

Liam Carter · agency owner, Manchester

What they ask you.

“Can each of my nine people have their own login, and can I see all their scores?”

From real practice calls on 2 Nov 2026.

Built in public

Sezay is the first client.

Every call he makes shapes Wildmind. The questions he could not answer become the next thing he builds, on the dashboard and on this website.

Sezay's AI assistant: On a leather sofa in a sunlit room
Sezay's AI assistant: Seated, hands together
Sezay's AI assistant: In profile
Sezay's AI assistant: Standing by a white pillar
Sezay's AI assistant: Relaxed on the sofa
Sezay's AI assistant: On the sofa, closer

Made in Wildmind, from Sezay’s real photos and his voice.

Your first week

From your first call to a straight answer.

After every call you get written feedback: what went well, what you missed, each objection answered or not, and what is not ready on your end.

  1. 1. Your business
  2. 2. Your people
  3. 3. Your level
  4. 4. Live calls
  5. 5. Feedback
  6. 6. Not ready yet
  7. 7. Emails with deadlines (coming)
  8. 8. Week report (coming)

For founders

Rehearse your launch.

Register your business, write your people, and find what breaks before real clients are lost.