Hi Product Hunt, I built OptiMax Arena AI Simulation Builder to reduce the fragile, repetitive work between understanding a simulation project and delivering a model that actually runs in Arena. Users can describe a system or add Word, PDF, image, XLS, XLSX, and CSV evidence. Before generation, the app connects to the locally installed Arena environment, detects its version, module catalog, and license limits, then presents the proposed scope and credit quote. After approval, it builds the model through Arena COM, reads important parameters and connections back, runs Arena Check and a risk-based smoke test, saves the model, and verifies the file. The goal is not to replace simulation judgment. It is to make assumptions, distributions, module choices, license constraints, and delivery checks more visible and repeatable. The Windows app is available now on Microsoft Store. It requires a separately installed and licensed Arena 16.2 or later, launched manually at least once before connection. New accounts receive trial credits. I would especially value feedback from simulation engineers, industrial engineers, operations researchers, educators, and Arena users: - Which model-building step consumes the most time for you? - What evidence would you need before trusting an AI-assisted simulation workflow? - Which Arena modules or project types should we prioritize next? Thank you for taking a look.

OptiMax Arena AI Simulation Builder

Turn project evidence into verified Arena models

Turn project evidence into verified Arena models