See what visitors notice. Prove why it converts.
RevealWhy reads predicted and real attention, the content itself and every conversion — then tells you what to change and proves the change worked. The math decides; the AI only phrases what is true, and says “I can't tell yet” when the data can't carry the claim.
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Analytics tells you what happened. RevealWhy tells you why — and proves it.
The what
The guess
The proven why
Six layers of meaning under every page.
Predicted attention
What visitors are likely to notice — predictive eye-tracking from a saliency model, before a single visitor arrives.
Works pre-launchReal attention
Click, scroll, dwell and on-screen visibility from live traffic, calibrating the prediction against reality.
Webcam gaze studies comingContent & element identity
The unit of reasoning: this headline, this image, this CTA — tracked as it changes.
Fingerprinted across redesignsConversions & visits
The outcome to optimise — auto-detected per page, stitched into one visit, in money where it can be.
Revenue-weightedSession replays
Concrete evidence the AI can cite — “watch these six sessions” — not just a number.
Every claim links to replaysPer-site memory
A longitudinal record of what was tried and what won, so the agent gets truer on your site over time.
The flywheelWatch the prior get overwritten by reality.
The prior
Digital twins read your page and predict what visitors will notice and skip. Useful immediately — and marked Simulated everywhere it appears, because that is exactly what it is.
The correction
Measured behaviour replaces the guess. Some priors are confirmed, some are plainly wrong — and RevealWhy tells you which. Every finding carries the basis it earned.
The overwrite is the product. An opinion that never meets reality is just content.
Propose. Test. Prove. Learn.
Find the likely cause
Ship the variant
Read the verdict
Get truer over time
A verdict, not a dashboard to interpret.
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“I can't tell yet — the sample is too small to be honest about this.”
The hardest behaviour to get from an AI is to decline to over-claim. We made it a product rule.