Documentation
Getting started
EconoMind has four moving parts. Here's how they fit together.
Build a persona
Go to Persona Builder to create a consumer profile — age, income, wealth, debt, education, and preferences like risk appetite and spending behavior. These fields directly drive the simulation math.
Configure a scenario
In Scenarios, pick one of the 8 preset macroeconomic conditions (inflation, interest rates, unemployment, market confidence, and more) or fine-tune your own with the sliders.
Run a simulation
From the Dashboard, select a persona and scenario and hit Run Simulation. Results show projected spending, saving, borrowing, and investing decisions with confidence scores.
Review Analytics & Reports
Analytics breaks down spending distribution, savings trends, and confidence scores across personas. Reports lets you generate and export summaries as JSON.
What's real vs. illustrative
The 8 economic scenarios and the demographic math (income, wealth, expenses) are defined datasets, consistent everywhere they're used. Simulation decisions and behavioral trait scores are generated by a simple illustrative model (base ranges plus randomness), not a trained economic model — see Methodology for details. Treat results as directional, not predictive.