Ready-to-use data for application development

Generate the data your Unity tool needs — instantly.

Create believable single values, complete data series, and live streams in the Editor or at runtime, so development can continue before real data or backends exist.

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Single values on demand

Fill forms, lists, profiles, identifiers, dates, addresses, and prototypes with believable data immediately.

Complete scenario-ready series

Generate trends, seasonality, random walks, bell curves, comparisons, and other useful data shapes.

Live streams without a backend

Exercise dashboards, monitoring views, and reactive systems with continuous data in Edit Mode or Play Mode.

What it gives you

Keep development moving even when the real data is not ready.

Mock Magic removes repetitive placeholder setup and gives every stage of tool and application development the kind of data it needs — from one label to a live feed.

01

Replace placeholder busywork

Create realistic names, contact data, GUIDs, dates, addresses, numbers, and many other values without maintaining temporary fixtures.

02

Generate data that tells a story

Produce clean or noisy trends, seasonal patterns, random walks, sparse events, distributions, and multi-series comparisons.

03

Simulate systems that keep changing

Stream values with constant, random, burst, or drip rhythms to test dashboards, monitoring UI, and reactive application behavior.

04

Work visually or from runtime code

Use the focused generator window for instant results or the API for automated tests, procedural content, demos, and shipped experiences.

05

Use the result wherever it is needed

Copy or export generated data as text, CSV, JSON, or C# and move it directly into spreadsheets, APIs, fixtures, and prototypes.

06

Move straight into Chart Guru

Generate chart-ready labels, values, series, and streams that plug directly into Chart Guru's mock-data workflow.

Ready when you are

Stop waiting for production data to build the product.

Generate realistic inputs, explore edge cases, demonstrate behavior, and test live flows whenever your development process needs them.