Know what works before you launch.
Upload an ad and get a predictive attention map, clarity and recall scores, and specific fixes — in under a minute. No panels, no studios, no waiting.
How it works
Three steps from upload to an answer.
Upload your creative
Drop in a still or a short video. Choose where it will run — feed, billboard, magazine, newspaper.
We simulate the viewer
Our model predicts where eyes will land, what gets remembered, and what slips by — in the first critical seconds.
Get specific fixes
A short, plain-language report tells you what to change to lift attention on the headline, product or brand.
What you get
The numbers you can defend in a meeting.
Every test returns the same handful of clear scores — so you can compare creatives, track changes between versions, and back up creative calls with something more than taste.
Start a test- Attention heatmap
A pixel-level map of where the eye will go in the first 3–5 seconds.
- Clarity score
How quickly the message becomes readable. High clarity beats clever every time.
- Brand recall estimate
Probability the brand will be remembered after a single exposure.
- Engagement score
How long the creative is likely to hold attention before the viewer scrolls past.
- Cognitive load
When a layout becomes too busy to process, this number goes up. Aim low.
- A short written report
Plain-language notes on what's working and what to fix next.
Built for
Whoever signs off the creative.
Sanity-check concepts before the all-staff review. Iterate in minutes instead of weeks.
Spend media on the version with the strongest predicted lift — not the loudest opinion in the room.
Bring a defensible number to the client meeting. Win pitches with evidence, not adjectives.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
A computer-vision model trained on large datasets of human attention estimates where viewers will look in the first few seconds, plus derived metrics like clarity, cognitive load and recall.
Stop launching on a hunch.
Run your first test in the next two minutes.