quietmoneyNukesimulation
Pick a city on a 3D globe, set the yield and burst height, and simulate a nuclear detonation's blast radii, thermal radiation, simplified fallout and estimated casualties (using WorldPop population data).
A solo mini-sitOne-line growth story, compiled by us from public sources; speculation is marked separately below.
Checkout visits over time
Checkout: polar.sh
1. Productwhat it sells, to whom, and how it charges
- Product
- Pick a city on a 3D globe, set the yield and burst height, and simulate a nuclear detonation's blast radii, thermal radiation, simplified fallout and estimated casualties (using WorldPop population data).
- Users
- Ordinary web users curious about nuclear war, military enthusiasts and students, often flooding in around news events
- Positioning
- Free nuclear blast simulator rendered on a 3D globe (competing with NUKEMAP), with Pro unlocking photorealistic 3D cities
- Pricing
- Core features free; Pro is a time-limited pass by week/month/three months (paid via Polar), amount not found Billing: one-time Free tier: yes Source: Pricing page
- Price source
- nukesimulation.com
2. Channelswhere new users come from and what the traffic looks like
New-user source: Social media (Organic social). Search 46.3% (brand keywords 84.6%, nukesimulation etc.), direct 38.3%, social 9.3% (X, Facebook, Reddit). Referrals from the Korean community aagag.com 7.77%, threads.com 6.57%, Spanish-language tech blog microsiervos.com 4.84%; spreads by being reposted in communities.
Last month's traffic sources
Top channel measured by Similarweb, others estimated by rank
Five-class attribution
| Attributable new users, last month | Share |
|---|---|
| 9% | |
| Other | 91% |
Direct + brand search 85%. Direct and brand search count as viral only when the site shows sharing mechanics; the largest share wins, under 5% means Other.
Countries
| Country | Share of visits |
|---|---|
| United States | 25.75% |
| Korea, Republic of | 13.16% |
| Brazil | 11.16% |
| India | 8.15% |
| Turkey | 5.13% |
Language
English
Social sources
X (Twitter), Facebook, Reddit
Keywords
112 keywords · brand ~85% · organic 100% / paid 0%
| Similarweb top 5 keywords |
|---|
| nukesimulation |
| nukesimulation com |
| nuke simulation com |
| nuke simulation |
| nukesimulation.com |
Referring sites
23 referring sites
| Site | Share of referrals |
|---|---|
| aagag.com | 7.77% |
| threads.com | 6.57% |
| microsiervos.com | 4.84% |
Referrer categories
| Category | Share of referrals |
|---|---|
| Computers Electronics and Technology - Other | 27.41% |
| Video Games Consoles and Accessories | 17.24% |
| News & Media Publishers | 10.23% |
| Ecommerce and Shopping - Other | 9.61% |
| Social Media Networks | 6.41% |
Site metrics (Similarweb, last month)
- Visits MoM
- 0%
- Country rank
- United States #19366
- Bounce rate
- 37.62%
- Pages / visit
- 34.77
- Visit duration
- 00:02:43
- Industry
- Unknown
- Top 3 channels
- Direct › Organic Search › Organic Social (top channel 38.3%)
3. Growth pathhow the first users arrived and what kept it growing
Classification
Basics
Timeline
Growth loop
Revenue and scale clues
Confidence and gaps
Other sites that started via “Creator or press spark”
Similar sitessame category, also growing via Social media
FAQ
How many checkout visits does Nukesimulation get per month?
About 10,481 last month (Similarweb estimate), #321 of 606; the month before was 12. Opening checkout is not paying, so this is not revenue.
Where do Nukesimulation's new users come from?
New-user source: Social media (Organic social). New users mostly come from YouTube, X, Reddit, TikTok and the like Search 46.3% (brand keywords 84.6%, nukesimulation etc.), direct 38.3%, social 9.3% (X, Facebook, Reddit). Referrals from the Korean community aagag.com 7.77%, threads.com 6.57%, Spanish-language tech blog microsiervos.com 4.84%; spreads by being reposted in communities.
How much does Nukesimulation cost?
Core features free; Pro is a time-limited pass by week/month/three months (paid via Polar), amount not found
Dossier confidence: high. Parts 1 and 2 come from reading the site and Similarweb data; part 3 from public reporting, founder posts, Wayback snapshots, WHOIS and similar, with speculation marked.
The number: checkout visits is Similarweb's estimate of visits from the site to a checkout payment page; opening checkout is not paying, so this is not revenue. Small sites land on fixed buckets.
Data through last month. Page updated 2026-10-26.