CanaryFlock synthetic product evaluation

Read this first. These are simulated people, not your customers. Every number below describes what happened inside a simulation, and none of it is a forecast of what real users will do.

What the run can tell you is where people struggled and who struggled there — and each of those is backed by a recording you can check. Synthetic people are more patient, more literate and more single-minded than real ones, so treat the places as findings and the percentages as description.

what we ran

http://127.0.0.1:60442/a/baseline/

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15people
15finished
0gave up
0ran out of steps

Where people struggled

No place in this product produced enough independent struggle to cluster. That is a result, not an absence of one — but on a run this size it is also what a run too small to find anything looks like.

Who it happened to

No group of a readable size behaved very differently from the average.

5 groups had fewer than 3 people and are left out: a rate from one or two people is not a rate.

Who we sent

16-24: 2 · 25-34: 4 · 35-44: 2 · 45-54: 4 · 55-64: 3
digital skill — high: 14 · medium: 1
11 of 15 on a phone

Ages and digital skill are drawn from Eurostat — the ICT usage survey and the population register — rather than invented. How those people then behave is a model, and that part is not calibrated against real users yet.