Anxiety is our narrative simulation engine — synthetic agents reading, reacting, sharing and arguing across six platforms. Marketing teams use it to rehearse campaigns. Comms teams use it to pressure-test announcements. Political shops use it to see the counter-narrative before it writes itself.

The name is intentional: Anxiety models the overthinking that happens between agents — the second-guessing, the side-conversations, the way a message mutates as it travels through a network. Every cycle returns a structured report you can hand to an executive or to a board.