Free Tool for Project Managers

Will Your Project
Finish On Time?

Run a Monte Carlo simulation in 60 seconds — no spreadsheets, no PhD required. Enter your task estimates and see the probability your project hits its deadline.

Stop Guessing. Start Forecasting.

Project managers who use probabilistic forecasting give more accurate estimates, manage stakeholder expectations better, and sleep better at night.

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Predict with confidence, not guesswork

Monte Carlo runs thousands of simulations using your actual estimates to give you probability-based finish dates — not just a single best guess.

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Built for PMs, PMI-RMP® candidates, and teams under pressure

Whether you're managing a real project or studying for your risk exam, this tool shows you how quantitative risk analysis actually works in practice.

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Real math. Plain English. No fluff.

No statistics degree required. Enter your low, likely, and high estimates. Hit run. See your P50, P70, P80, and P90 dates in seconds.

How It Works

Four steps. Sixty seconds. Real probabilistic analysis.

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Enter your tasks

Add up to 20 tasks. For each one, enter your optimistic, most likely, and pessimistic duration in days.

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Run the simulation

The tool runs up to 10,000 trials, sampling random durations from your ranges each time — just like a real Monte Carlo analysis.

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Read your results

See your P50, P70, P80, and P90 finish dates in plain English. The histogram shows the full spread of possible outcomes.

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Get your results by email

Enter your email to receive a summary of your simulation results plus a free resource to deepen your risk management skills.

Run Your Simulation

Enter your project tasks below. Use days as your unit of measurement.

Total most likely: 11d. Suggested buffer: 1–2 days (10–20%)

Project Phases (2)

Tip: Think in phases, not individual tasks. Planning, Execution, Testing, and Launch is better than 30 line items.

Not sure what numbers to use? Click Load Example above to see a realistic project already filled in.