Reader audiences
Build a panel with demographic, socioeconomic and psychometric profiles. Hear your copy the way each reader hears it.
Explore reader audiences
Read your copy the way your audience would. Simulated segments react to headlines,
sections and calls to action before a single visitor does.
Test hero headlines, subheadings and intros with simulated first-time visitors. Learn what they understand—and what they miss.


They get 'fast', but not who it is for. Naming the audience in the subheading fixes it.

Build a panel with demographic, socioeconomic and psychometric profiles. Hear your copy the way each reader hears it.
Explore reader audiencesA page in, reactions out. Watch simulated people read your copy in context—surrounded by your design, not in a vacuum.
See how copy tests workTurn reactions into sharper drafts. Rewrite on a copy of your page, preserve the original and compare versions with the same panel.
Explore copy variationsKeep unreleased copy in your own workspace. Share a de-identified project with the community only when you choose.
Explore the workspaceStart with a URL or pasted copy. Cairo follows simulated readers as they skim, stop, re-read and react—line by line.
Build distinct synthetic segments. The same sentence lands differently for a founder, a designer and a first-time visitor—see how.
Apply the stronger copy to a copy of your page, preserve the original and test the new version with the same segmented panel.
Explore shared simulated projects, react to ideas, rate different aspects and remix an experiment into your own workspace.
Explore CairoDon't publish the draft and hope.Start with 500 free credits
Hear simulated readers react first.
Run simulations on your own. Credits scale with the size of each analysis.
What you get:More volume for teams running many projects and variant searches.
What you get:
A closer look at the research behind understanding and simulating human behavior.
Explore RosettaHear reactions from synthetic readers.
Keep the words that earn their place.