Simulation authoring
A lesson script and some screenshots in.
One file out.
SimStudio turns the steps of a task into a simulation a learner clicks through — the highlight, the prompt, the typed answer, the score — and exports the whole thing as a single self-contained HTML file, or a SCORM 1.2 package, ready to upload to your LMS.
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Your screenshots stay with you
Captures are read in the browser and never uploaded. Projects save to your own disk as a file you keep. There is nothing to upload and nothing held anywhere else.
One file, no runtime
An export carries its own player, its own styling and its images inlined — no install, no server, no outside requests. It runs from a file, from a lesson page, or from an iframe in your LMS.
It reports what it should
SCORM 1.2 and 2004 score and completion when an LMS exposes an API,
plus a postMessage to the host page. Three modes: prompts
and highlight shown, highlight only, or nothing at all and misclicks
scored.
Brandable after the fact
A brand kit repaints every highlight, callout, arrow, label and mask — and the player's own chrome — in one go, so the same lesson ships in a client's colours without re-authoring it.
Licensing
SimStudio is in testing, so a licence is arranged by conversation rather than by checkout while that is true — there is no card form on this page and nothing is charged from it. Say which shape fits and you will get a price and a way in by reply.
Monthly
Price on enquiry
- The tool at
simstudioapp.com, signed in by email - Every release as it lands, nothing to download
- Ends when you stop — no notice, no term
Yearly
Price on enquiry
- The same hosted tool, paid once a year
- Every release as it lands, nothing to download
- Cheaper per month than paying monthly
Perpetual
Price on enquiry
- The whole tool as one file, paid for once
- Runs from your own disk, offline, with no server
- Keeps working: the file checks its own key and has nothing to phone home to
Whichever it is, your work stays yours and stays with you: captures are read in the browser, projects save to your own disk, and an export is a file you own outright. Nothing in a lesson you build is held here.
Authored in the browser. Nothing to install, for you or for the learner.
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