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Model, simulate, and balance any resource economy

A node-based economy simulator with live data from spreadsheets, built-in A/B testing, and Monte Carlo analysis.

No sign-up required. Unlimited public models.

See it in action

Daily reward
Gold
Spending
Simulation results
Watch gold accumulate as daily rewards flow in and spending drains it.Gold: 1,300 after 60 steps
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Why LiveLoop

Economy simulators shouldn’t get in the way of the work.

No more re-typing numbers

Bind node values directly to Google Sheets cells. When your config changes, re-run the simulation — no manual copy-paste between tools.

Compare variants without duplicating models

Test two price points or balance tweaks on one chart. Define A/B variants on any binding and see both outcomes side by side — no cloned diagrams.

Features

Node-based Editor

Drag-and-drop 7 node types — pools, sources, drains, converters, traders, gates, and registers — to model any economy.

Live Data Bindings

Bind node values to Google Sheets or manual variables. Always simulate on real numbers with zero re-entry.

A/B Test Variants

Compare pricing or balance changes side by side. Two lines, one chart — instant “what if”.

Monte Carlo Simulation

Run hundreds of iterations to see p10–p90 uncertainty bands. Know the spread, not just the average.

Export & Share

Export to JSON, PNG, CSV, PDF, or record as WebM/GIF. Share models with a public link.

9 Starter Templates

F2P loops, gacha tables, battle passes, tokenomics — jump in with a proven pattern. Browse →

How it works

1

Build your model

Drag sources, pools, drains, converters, and gates onto the canvas. Connect them to define resource flow.

2

Bind real data

Link node values to Google Sheets cells or manual variables. Set up A/B variants to compare scenarios.

3

Run & analyze

Execute the simulation. Inspect time-series charts with Monte Carlo uncertainty bands. Tune and iterate.

Ready to simulate?

No account needed. Open the editor, pick a template, and run your first simulation.

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