The layers
The full predicted brain response: activity across roughly 20,000 points on the cortex, for every moment of the content. This is the ground truth. Use it for research, custom modeling, or when you need the unreduced signal.
The cortex-wide response summarized into the 7 brain networks, one value each, every second. Use it to understand why the content performs the way it does, and which systems are firing when.
The 7 lenses tracked second by second. Use it to see how attention, emotion, desire, and the rest move across the timeline of your content.
The notable points: the peaks and drops. The seconds where attention spiked, emotion landed, or interest fell off a cliff. Use it to find the exact moments worth keeping or cutting.
The headline read: overall score, grade, and a top-line take on each lens. Use it for a fast verdict or to compare versions at a glance.
When to use each
Need a fast verdict?
Use the summary. Score, grade, and lens headlines are enough to compare A vs B or sanity-check before you spend.
Need to find the fix?
Use moments. Jump straight to the second where attention drops or emotion peaks.
Need the full timeline?
Use per-second lens scores to see how every lens rises and falls across the content.
Need to know why?
Use per-second networks to trace a result back to the brain systems driving it.
Per-vertex fMRI
For research and custom modeling, request the unreduced cortex-wide response, the layer everything else is built from.