Consensity captures what your audience actually responds to, so you can act on it before the energy leaves the room.
You speak to a room full of people. Some lean forward. Some check their phones. Some turn to the person next to them. That signal is the most valuable data your campaign will generate this week—and right now, it walks out the door.
With Consensity, AI stands for Advocacy Intelligence
You give the speech. You feel the room. But “feeling” isn't data. You don't know which 90 seconds generated the most engagement, which topic split the audience, or which argument fell flat. Your debrief is “I think it went well.”
Every event generates enthusiasm that peaks in the room and decays by the parking lot. Some of those people were ready to donate, volunteer, or make calls. By morning, they're back to their routine. You had no system to capture that activation window.
After the event, everyone gets the same email. Same ask, same message. But the person who responded to your education argument needs a different follow-up than the person who leaned in on property taxes. Generic outreach wastes the specificity you generated.
Your media buy is built on what the consultant liked or what polled well months ago. Meanwhile, you had a room full of real people showing you what lands—and nobody captured that signal.
A multi-camera array captures aggregate audience engagement while you're at the podium. No app for attendees to download. No QR code. No wearables. No surveys. Your audience just shows up and listens. We measure what moves them.
Morning-after report: a moment-by-moment engagement timeline synced to your transcript. Peak moments identified. Drop-offs flagged. Topics that united the room. Topics that split it. Recommended clips pulled from your highest-engagement segments.
LLM-generated messaging suggestions built from observed audience response—not opinion. What to say in follow-up emails. What to cut from the stump speech. Which 60 seconds should be your next digital ad. What resonated enough to build a fundraising ask around.
Geofenced morning-after outreach reaches the people who were in the room, with messaging refined by what they actually responded to. The gap between “I gave a speech” and “I'm acting on what worked” shrinks from weeks to hours.
There's a gap between what people will tell you and how they truly react. Polls measure stated preference. A voter will tell a pollster they care about infrastructure because it sounds responsible. But when you mention property taxes, they lean forward. When you mention roads, they check their phone. That gap between what people say and what they do is where elections are won and lost.
Consensity closes that gap. You get the true read, not the filtered one.
And you get all of them—not just the ones willing to pick up the phone or answer the survey. Polling response rates have cratered below 6%. Focus groups are 12 people behind a mirror. You've got 200 people in the room already giving you the signal. We just capture it.
No delays. No participation rate concerns. No social desirability bias. The room tells you the truth in real time—whether they intend to or not.
| Polls | Focus Groups | Dial Tests | Consensity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | What people say they think | What 12 curated people say behind a mirror | What people do when handed a device | What people actually do when they don't know they're being measured |
| The gap problem | Social desirability bias. People tell you what sounds good, not what moves them. | Groupthink. One strong voice shifts the room. | Hawthorne effect. Awareness of measurement changes behavior. | No gap. Observed behavior only. |
| Sample | 400–1,000 (if they pick up the phone. Response rates below 6%.) | 8–12 (curated, paid, not representative) | 20–50 (recruited, aware) | Your entire room. Everyone who showed up. |
| Turnaround | Days to weeks | Days to schedule + interpret | Same day | Hours |
| Audience effort | Takes the survey | 2-hour commitment | Holds a device, told to react | Zero. They just attend. |
Town halls, convention speeches, fundraiser keynotes, and debate prep. You already know events generate energy. Consensity tells you exactly what generated it—and helps you convert it before it fades.
City council hearings, zoning town halls, community forums, and stakeholder presentations. When the room's reaction determines whether your project moves forward, guessing isn't a strategy.
If you've got expensive rooms, message risk, and urgency to act on what you heard—this is built for you.
Live event data coming soon. Real artifacts from real events—nothing hypothetical.
The aggregate product is step one. What you see today: crowd-level engagement, morning-after reports, messaging recommendations.
What's coming: individual-level behavioral tracking (with consent), identity fusion with voter files and donor databases, automated activation pipelines that push your strongest content to the people most likely to act on it. Real-time speaker dashboards that tell you what's landing while you're still at the podium.
Privacy and compliance aren't afterthoughts. They're the reason we're building the aggregate product first and the identity layer second. Doing this right is harder. It's also why it's defensible.
Intuition at Scale
Your next speech is a wasted opportunity without this. Let us show you on one event. You'll see your engagement timeline, your strongest moments, clip recommendations, and a messaging plan built from what actually moved the room.
Pilots start at convention speeches, town halls, and fundraiser keynotes. Bring us into one room and we'll show you what you've been missing.
Request a PilotWe captured audience reactions during Thursday's AI In Politics panel in Dallas. Your report is ready.
One event. One pilot. That's all it takes.
