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Inside the Executive Mind.

We built Awdeet simulation system for company executives whose decisions carry weight. Instead of asking how you think, we watch how you decide. Your simulation choices form a behavioral blueprint that exposes blindspots, strengths, and operational tendencies.

Growth stalls when constraints persist.

Every company inherits systemic constraints as it scales. These aren't just "people problems"; they are architectural flaws in your operational design.

Most executives rely on intuition to fix these, often treating symptoms rather than root causes. We believe that insight without action is waste. Awdeet acts as the bridge between executive decision-making and measurable, code-based improvement.

Our Philosophy

  • Every leader craves frictionless execution.
  • Hardwork can't outrun a structurally inefficient system.
  • You can’t fix what you can’t see.
  • Code solves problems that culture can't.

Our Simulation Engine

We combined three disciplines to build the simulation core.

Decision Modeling

Mapped against the decision trees of top 1% company key-decision makers to benchmark your reflexes against the best.

Pattern Recognition

Using historical data to identify how specific choices correlate with invisible structural bottlenecks.

Technical Resolution

We don't just give advice. We output modular system specs that engineers can actually build to fix the flow.

AWDEET STUDIO - The Engineering Arm

Awdeet Studio operates as a lean, senior execution team.

The studio is led by its founder, who designed the diagnostic framework and defines system direction.

Our Technical Project Leads oversees systems implementation, supported by experienced Software Engineers who specialize in building internal tools, workflows, and automation systems.

No juniors. No committees. Every system is built with clear ownership, tight feedback loops, and accountability for outcomes.

Tobi A.

Founder

Prathima G.

Technical Project Lead

20+ Senior Engineers

Our simulator has never failed to expose a structural constraint;

And our team has never failed to architect the fix.

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