n-aible
n-gage alpha v1.0 is live

Your case,
running as a
simulation.

n-gage turns written case material into a live exchange. A student takes a position, a stakeholder pushes back, and the consequences follow them to the end. You get every path they took.

Bring your own case

Upload the case you
already teach.

A PDF, slides or a document. Nothing is rewritten: the exhibits, the teaching note and your framing stay exactly as you wrote them, and the simulation is built around them.

Professor view · upload a case
Simulation library

No case?
Start from ours.

A growing set of ready simulations across the disciplines case teaching already covers. Preview below · arriving with the next release.

  • Finance
    Pricing under pressure
    A manufacturer must hold or move price as input costs climb.
    8 turns
  • Strategy
    Two routes to growth
    Expand the core or enter an adjacent market, on one budget.
    6 turns
  • Global Operations
    Capacity at the limit
    Demand rises past what the network can carry. Something gives.
    8 turns
  • Project Management
    The slipping programme
    A delivery date moves. Scope, cost and team all respond.
    6 turns
Student view · a live simulation
For students

A new way
to learn.

You hold a position rather than an opinion. A stakeholder remembers what you said three turns ago and holds you to it, and every choice you make carries into the next one.

  • Turn by turn, with consequences that compound
  • No two students finish in the same place
  • Run in one sitting or across a week, as the instructor sets it
Real quote from a student goes here.
Student · Institution
Real quote from a professor goes here.
Professor · Institution
For instructors

The case you love,
taught better.

Set it up once and the simulation runs the hours you cannot be in the room. What comes back is not a grade but a map of how each student actually reasoned.

Professor view · cohort results
  1. 01
    Set the terms
    Choose the stakeholder, the number of turns and how hard they push back.
  2. 02
    Invite the cohort
    Share one link. Students run it in their own time, on their own path.
  3. 03
    Teach from the spread
    Every decision is recorded. The disagreement between paths becomes the seminar.
Security

Your material never leaves your control.

Encrypted in transit and at rest, scoped to the cohort you create, never shared with another institution and never used to train a model.

How we handle your data
Frequently asked questions

What instructors
ask first.

Do I have to rewrite my case?

No. The case you already teach is uploaded as it is, exhibits and teaching note included. Nothing is rewritten and nothing is invented in its place.

Who owns the case after I upload it?

You do, completely. Uploading changes nothing about ownership, and deleting the case removes every simulation built from it.

Can students see each other’s decisions?

Not during the run. Each student holds their own position. Afterwards you decide whether to show the cohort spread in the seminar.

How long does a simulation take?

Roughly twenty to forty minutes across the turns you set, so it fits a preparation window rather than a whole session.

What do I get back?

Every turn each student took, the positions they committed to, and where their paths diverged from one another.

Does it work outside business schools?

Yes. Any discipline that teaches from written cases can run them, including law, public policy, medicine and engineering.

Bring your case

See it running on one of your cases.

Bring a case you teach and we will show you how it becomes a simulation, how you set up a cohort, and what it costs at your institution.

Your case stays yours. Nothing is shared.