Queueing system simulator

Find bottlenecks before your users do

Design queues, workers, and message flows on a canvas. Run simulations to see where things break.

Build a model of your architecture, configure arrival rates and processing times, then run thousands of messages through it. See latency percentiles, queue depths, and throughput in real time, and find out whether your system meets its SLOs before you ship.

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Built for architects, staff+ engineers, SREs, platform engineers, capacity planners, and more

Model your system visually

Drag sources, queues, and workers onto a canvas and connect them. Each component is configurable: arrival rates, processing time distributions, concurrency limits, failure rates.

Parameterize your model and run what-if scenarios to explore tradeoffs. What you see is what gets simulated. No config files, no code.

Visual canvas editor with connected queueing components

Configure processing times that match production

Choose from 9 distribution types including lognormal, exponential, gamma, pareto, bimodal, and custom shapes to match how your services actually behave. Fit distributions to target percentiles like p50 and p99.

Lognormal distribution editor with percentile fitting

Inject failures and traffic spikes

Simulate complete outages, success rate degradation, latency spikes, capacity reduction, and message bursts. Shape traffic with ramps and staged load profiles. Model availability zones and shared dependencies that can fail together.

See how your system responds before it happens for real.

Fault injection and traffic shaping configuration

Measure what matters

See latency percentiles, throughput over time, queue depths, and utilization. Set SLO targets and watch whether your system meets them under load.

Results dashboard showing latency percentiles and throughput
9 distribution types 50+ configuration options Unlimited simulations
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