AI world business sim

In an AI world that mirrors reality,go from salaryman to chairman.

Today's real interest rates, AI hype and stock prices become the in-game economy. Join a company as one of eight jobs, from developer and doctor to creator and trader. Save your paychecks, start a business, buy buildings, and eventually swallow the company next door. One decision can make you or break you.

iPhone · Android · Pay once · No ads · No in-app purchases

Y2 AprNet worth $1.24M

The street and office you see here are drawn live by the game's own engine.

Thirty years, four lives

  1. 1

    Salaryman

    You start on $3.3K a month. Grab overtime pay, study after work, have lunch with the boss. The skill you build becomes your own output once you are the CEO.

  2. 2

    Founder

    It begins in a garage. Every candidate has a different skill and salary, so even one hire is a contribution-margin question. Your office grows through six tiers up to an HQ tower.

  3. 3

    Property & Stocks

    Loan-to-value and interest rates change your monthly cash flow. Purchase and gains taxes are always collected. Redevelopment rumors are right four times out of ten.

  4. 4

    M&A

    The company next door asks you to buy them in a stock swap. Accept the wrong exchange ratio and new shares flood out, melting your stake.

Should you take this deal?

Same math as the in-game negotiation screen. Change the terms.

Paid in

We have 1,000,000 shares, you own 100%

Total price$2.6M
New shares issued260,000
Exchange ratio (our shares per theirs)0.065
Your ownership100% → 79.4%
Combined company value$12.1M
Value of your stake$10M → $9.62M
−$381K lossYour stake shrinks. Haggle, or do due diligence first.

A company where something is always happening

An AI world that changes daily

Every day an AI reads real economic news and turns it into in-game events, headlines and office gossip. Pineapple tracks the real Apple share price, and the 30 years after that are written by the AI from today's trends.

A living town

People and cars move, seasons and day and night change. When the economy booms the streets get busy, and in a recession customers vanish.

Staff who talk to you

Employees walk up to your desk with coffee, or ask for time off, a raise or new gear. How you answer changes their morale and skill.

Numbers that add up

Every company is valued with the same formula. Before and after a deal the numbers reconcile, so overpaying shows right away.

Cooked books & due diligence

One in three rivals inflates its reported profit. Skip due diligence and you pay for it.

Three moves a month

Sales calls, overtime, team dinners, seminars, client dinners, investor meetings. Three choices a month, stacked over thirty years.

A 30-year report card

Your net worth earns a grade from S to D. When time is up you can keep playing.

Your first job decides your industry

Developer → IT

  • Starts at $3.3K/mo
  • 12x multiple
  • 12% COGS

Grows value fastest, but talent is expensive.

Engineer → Manufacturing

  • Starts at $3.1K/mo
  • 8x multiple
  • 42% COGS

Big revenue per head. Cost control decides everything.

Cook → Restaurants

  • Starts at $2.4K/mo
  • 8x multiple
  • 34% COGS

Cheap to start, and your brand is your revenue.

Doctor → Clinic

  • Starts at $7.5K/mo
  • 10x multiple
  • Recession-proof

Hire doctors and nurses, buy the gear, and stay on the right side of medical ad rules.

Lawyer → Law Firm

  • Starts at $5.2K/mo
  • 6% costs
  • Family, corporate, in-house

Hard to go broke. One big case can change everything.

Pharmacist → Pharmacy

  • Starts at $5K/mo
  • 62% COGS
  • Recession-proof

Branches into a pharmacy chain, a supplement brand, or a pharma startup.

Creator → Media

  • Starts at $2.6K/mo
  • 14x multiple
  • Algorithm luck

One video can change your life. One scandal can end it.

Trader → Asset Mgmt

  • Starts at $4.8K/mo
  • Performance fees
  • Market-linked

Grow on stocks alone, but when the market falls, so do you.

Your report card after 30 years

S$1B+Legendary Tycoon
A$100M+Conglomerate Chair
B$10M+Successful Entrepreneur
C$1M+Quietly Rich
DBelowOrdinary Salaryman

FAQ

Are there ads or in-app purchases?
No. Buy it once and that is it.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. When online, a new game pulls in that day's real world (prices, rates, news). Offline, it uses the last world it saw or the built-in one. Saves stay on your device.
Is it hard?
You pick Easy, Normal, Hard or Hell at the start. Harder levels push living costs closer to your pay, raise the bar to start a company, and wear your body down faster. Skip self-care and you end up in hospital; from Normal up, overwork can end your game. Hell starts you with student loans.
Does the AI see my data?
Not your personal data. The daily world is built from public news and prices, and your office staff talk and react using only in-game info (names, stats, morale). Save files stay on your device.
Does the in-game economy follow the real world?
Yes. An AI newspaper parodies real domestic and world affairs every month, and policy shocks like regulation, subsidies, tariffs and tech booms swing each industry hard. Big swings, but over time they average out.
Are the staff really alive?
Yes. Each one has a personality, quirks, an outfit and memories, and AI decides what they do and say next. Ask someone to sing and they might love it or quit on the spot. Change the mood with your wardrobe and office decor.
Is it available in English?
Yes, Korean and English. Switch any time in the game.
How long is one run?
Thirty years takes about 40 minutes at normal speed, or a little over 10 at top speed. You can keep going after year 30.
Are the numbers realistic?
Tax rates, lending rules and industry multiples are simplified from the real world. It is a game, not investment advice.
How does saving work?
The game saves to your device at every year end and after key actions. Deleting the app deletes the save.

Start on your first payday

Pay once · No ads · No in-app purchases