YOUR FIRST COMPANY
Build a business.
Shape the economy.
A living market. Independent competitors. Every decision has a cost.
01 / OPERATIONS
Your company
PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
Shares are normalized automatically when the strategy is applied.INVENTORY & PROCUREMENT
Stock management
Production consumes separate ingredients for brewed coffee, latte and tea. Goods are purchased under recurring supplier contracts and may travel by road, rail, sea or air.
Changes affect the next monthly simulation. More staff and marketing increase costs.
02 / MARKET INTELLIGENCE
Market overview
Autonomous competitor decisions
03 / MONTHLY REPORT
Financial performance
06 / PROCUREMENT & TRADE
Supplier contracts
New supply agreement
Choose a supplier that carries the selected commodity.
07 / LOGISTICS NETWORK
Freight & deliveries
08 / COMMODITY MARKET
Supply shocks
Commodity shocks change supplier prices and, for severe price spikes, available supply. Event outcomes are rule-based and repeatable from the same campaign state.
09 / PRODUCTION FACILITY
Equipment & capacity
Facility upgrades increase monthly production capacity and create a fixed asset. Maintenance and depreciation are included in the accounts.
10 / REAL ESTATE & PEOPLE
Offices, properties & workforce
Lease an existing property
Build a company-owned property
Hiring, wages & retention
Staffing, wages, morale, turnover and productivity are simulated each month.
Companies can operate multiple leased or owned locations. Each location has independent rent, capacity and maintenance; property sales and transfers will be added later.
11 / CORPORATE GROUP
Holding company & subsidiaries
Establish a subsidiary
Capital is transferred from the holding company and recorded as an investment. Group statements eliminate the parent investment and subsidiary share capital.
Intercompany wholesale agreement
Goods are reserved from the seller's production and added to the buyer's inventory after delivery.
12 / GLOBAL ECONOMY
Countries, cities & macroeconomics
National indicators
City network
Multi-country supply chains
Equity market & fund ownership
Listed-share trading
Companies in your group can buy and sell listed shares. Trades settle through the exchange pool and dividends are paid to recorded shareholders.
Corporate lifecycle & market regulation
30 / 50 / 100-year campaign checkpoints
Country GDP, supply routes, investor ownership, corporate succession, market concentration and urban facility activity evolve with the monthly simulation.
16 / OFFLINE AI ECOSYSTEM
AI companies, residents & city intelligence
Management advisor
Integrity & anomaly monitor
AI urban planning & resident demand
Economic outlook · 3 / 12 months
World business intelligence
All economic decisions run locally using deterministic rules. Forecasts are scenario indicators, not guaranteed outcomes. No network connection or always-on generative AI is required.
13 / CORPORATE FINANCE
Credit, loans & debt service
Apply for a business loan
Approval depends on profitability, cash, leverage and interest coverage. Collateral can increase borrowing capacity. Missed payments may lead to default.
Issue a corporate bond
Bonds pay monthly coupons and repay principal at maturity. Issuance is limited by the company's credit assessment.
Issue shares to an investor
Equity financing adds paid-in capital and dilutes existing ownership. Investors can receive dividends.
14 / CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT
Acquisitions, mergers & dividends
Acquire shares in a company
Estimated company value
A full acquisition brings the company into the group. A merger absorbs its book-value assets and debt into the buyer.
Declare a dividend
Dividends are allocated to recorded shareholders by ownership percentage and limited by retained earnings and available cash.
15 / INTERNATIONAL TRADE
FX, customs & cross-border freight
Create an import contract
The quote converts currency, applies destination tariffs and adds freight. Importers pay in their domestic currency.
Create an export contract
Exports consume available generic finished-goods stock and record domestic-currency revenue.
Bankruptcy, restructuring & liquidation
Restructuring injects new equity and extends defaulted debt. Liquidation realizes inventory, property and deposits before creditor settlement; remaining debt is discharged in this simulation model.
04 / ACCOUNTING
Financial statements
Income statement · cumulative
Balance sheet · current
Cash flow · cumulative
Cash-basis prototype. Inventory is capitalized at purchase and expensed as goods are sold; receivables, tax and detailed asset impairment remain future systems. Debt, interest, credit scoring, M&A and dividends are now modeled.
05 / COMPANY HISTORY