Phishing simulation
Phishing training that
starts with a message.
Do not show employees another phishing slideshow. Put them inside the message. A suspicious SMS lands, they choose what to do and the wrong turn plays out in front of them. Build it in minutes, send the link and see who falls for what. No email infrastructure and no LMS.
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Why this page exists
People learn phishing
by falling for it safely.
The exercise everyone remembers is the one where they almost clicked. Three things make that moment teachable.
Before
Slideshows about slides of phishing
A slide that lists the traits of a phishing email is homework. It is forgotten before lunch. The real message still gets clicked on Friday afternoon.
With ChatAnimate
The moment of decision, replayed
The exercise IS the message. The employee stands at the exact decision point a scam engineer designs for them and has to choose. That is the muscle memory you want.
Before
Email infrastructure you do not have
Classic phishing simulation means SPF records, sending domains, templates and an email tool. For a ten person team that is a heavy hammer for a real risk.
With ChatAnimate
A link instead of a mail server
The simulation runs as a chat conversation on a page. Nothing is sent to anyone's inbox, nothing can trip a spam filter and nothing needs IT setup to run tomorrow.
Before
Generic templates everyone has seen
Stock phishing examples teach people to spot stock phishing examples. Your team gets targeted by specific, current scams written for your industry.
With ChatAnimate
Your actual scams as the training
Paste the WhatsApp message, the SMS or the email your company really received and the exercise is built around that exact wording, including the tell-tale details.
How it works
From a real scam
to a live exercise.
The best exercises come from the messages already sitting in someone's inbox or group chat. Bring one, review the draft and send the link.
Bring the message
Paste or describe the suspicious message your team received: the urgent SMS, the fake IT request, the boss needing gift cards. The AI drafts the conversation and the decision points.
Set the traps and the score
Choose the answers: reply, ignore, verify through another channel or report it. Tap-the-red-flag regions on the screenshot catch the details they missed.
Send it and watch
Each person gets their own link. The roster shows who caught it, which red flag each person tapped and who would have transferred the money.
What you get
A phishing exercise
without the platform.
The channels scams actually use
SMS, WhatsApp, Slack and DM-styled conversations. Business email compromise starts in chat now, so the training meets people on the screen where it happens.
Tap the red flag
Show the real screenshot and mark the suspicious detail as the tappable spot. The picked detail is reported per person, which turns "they passed" into "they missed the urgency cue".
The wrong turn plays out
Choosing "reply with the code" branches to the consequence, then the debrief. People remember the branch they personally survived far longer than any bullet list.
Scored per person
Weight the answers, set the pass mark and let the completion card show the result. Retakes are a policy you choose, not a platform default.
The policy inside the exercise
Gate a step behind your actual reporting procedure. The exercise says "here is how we report it" and the next step opens once it is read.
Results without an admin console
Personal links, a roster of completions and scores, acknowledgements and CSV export. The report for management is one download.
Who it is for
Built for the people
who own the inbox.
The security awareness manager
Runs the awareness program and needs exercises that change behavior, not completion percentages.
Scenario training that shows judgment per person and refreshers that ship in minutes when a new scam pattern appears.
The IT admin at a small company
Knows the team is one convincing SMS away from a bad week and has no email simulation tooling.
A working phishing exercise delivered this week without touching DNS, sending domains or the mail server.
The managed service provider
Wants to offer security awareness to clients without reselling a seat-licensed platform.
Branded scenario exercises per client with their own logos, shipped from one Studio account.
Try it now
Catch one.
For real.
These are live phishing exercises. Open one and try to spot the scam before it spots you.
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Questions
The things people
actually ask.
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