Policy simulation for product teams

Simulate the decision while it still costs nothing.

We simulate what policy costs — product by product, region by region. PoliMorph compresses three weeks of consultant work into thirty minutes, and every number traces back to a primary source.

We'll run a short Impact Brief on it at no cost.

Meridian Financial · sample output
US + EU · 12 mo
Illustrative company and figures · not a customer
Expected net impact
−$131.4M
range −$195M → −$78M
Drivers anchored
18/18
6 policies · 3 scenarios
Driver math · EU DORAmost likely · 12 mo
$84,000,000,000×0.000460=$38,640,000
Base: FY2025 total revenue · anchored to 10-K XBRL · SEC EDGAR
OPEN
Forecast on the ledger: enforcement under DORA within horizon
p = 0.75 · due 2027-08-11 · tracked to resolution

Every number grounded in primary sources

SEC EDGAR10-K / 8-K filingsXBRL company factsEUR-LexEnforcement records
What you get

A defensible analysis, not a news feed.

Every simulation produces three artifacts your product, engineering, and legal teams can act on. Built on primary regulatory sources, with the reasoning left open to inspection.

Costed scenarios

Base, upside, and worst-case outcomes with quarterly granularity, so you can size the work a rule creates before you commit a team to it.

Best case−$78M
Worst case−$195M
Expected value−$131.4M
Illustrative · probability-weighted

Decision-grade roadmap

Priority-ranked actions with cost ranges, timelines, and the regulatory exposure each one removes. Sortable by what it buys you.

1ICT resilience program (DORA)EU
2§1033 data-access complianceUS · CFPB
3MiCA licensing assessmentEU

Auditable evidence trail

Every number traces back to the claim, the assumption, and the source URL. Defensible to legal, to regulators, and to the engineer who has to build it.

C1DORA Art. 28 requires ICT third-party risk management
S3eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content...
A citation that doesn't resolve is deleted before the report ships.
How it works

From a product and a region to a costed decision.

01

Product and regions in

Name the product you care about and the markets it ships in. Narrow to a jurisdiction or a time horizon if that's the question.

02

We simulate

Researcher and simulator agents pull primary regulatory sources, cross-check them against company filings, and cost the work each rule creates.

03

Impact Brief out

Costed scenarios, prioritized actions, and the evidence behind every number — ready for legal, or for the team that has to build it.

Agent trace · illustrative run
US + EU · 12 mo
researchReading 10-K financials (XBRL) — revenue base $84.0B, FY2025
sourcesSEC 8-K · quarterly filings injected as evidence
quantifyEU DORA driver: $84,000,000,000 × 0.000460 = $38,640,000
enforceEV recomputed · decomposition reconciled to the cent · citations verified
Why PoliMorph

Built to be checked.

Per-product, not just per-company

Granular enough to inform a roadmap, not just a press release.

Ad-supported tier vs subscription tier face different rules. Most tools flatten this. PoliMorph keeps the distinction so your product team can act on it.

Forward-looking, not a news feed

Analyzes proposed regulations, not just enacted ones.

Reading legal news is reactive, and the calendar moves under you: the EU's high-risk AI obligations shifted from 2 August 2026 to 2 December 2027 while teams were already building against the old date. PoliMorph reads pending rules and signals which ones are likely to bite, when, and how hard.

Every claim has a source

Every number resolves to a primary source on the first click.

Every number, every recommendation, every risk traces back through the claim, assumption, and primary source. No hallucinated citations.

The model proposes — the system enforces

A deterministic engine stands between the model and every number.

Language models draft the analysis; they are never the source of truth for a figure. Every total is independently recomputed, every decomposition must reconcile to the cent, and citations that don't resolve are deleted before the report persists. The guardrails are code, not policy.

Try it on your hardest question

Send us one product and one region.

We'll run a short Impact Brief at no cost: the rules that actually reach that product, what getting each one right costs to build, and the evidence behind every number.