Proof of Impact

You know the room felt it. Now you can prove it.

A survey asks people to remember how they felt. Video already caught it. The GRW Engine reads attention, resonance, and energy across a live audience, so a standing ovation becomes a number you can put in a report.

ENGINE / ROOM READ AGGREGATING
PROOF OF IMPACT / ROOM ENERGY MAP
Aggregate room read. No individual is scored.
Impact Index86/ 100Illustrative room read
Attention
0
CONFIDENCE HIGH
Synchrony
0
CONFIDENCE HIGH
Energy
0
CONFIDENCE MEDIUM
Authenticity
0
CONFIDENCE HIGH
Engagement
0
CONFIDENCE HIGH
Momentum
0
CONFIDENCE MEDIUM

Aggregate audience read. Attention, synchrony, energy, authenticity, engagement, and momentum are sampled across the room and pooled into one Impact Index. The markers are that signal, never a score on any one person. Illustrative. Your report is measured from your own footage.

Aggregate room read. Illustrative Impact Index 86 out of 100. Attention 84. Synchrony 78. Energy 81. Authenticity 79. Engagement 83. Momentum 76. The markers are the per person engagement signal the engine pools into the room score, not a score on any one person. A real report is measured from your own footage.

What you can do

Turn a felt moment into evidence.

01

Event and keynote proof

Show sponsors and stakeholders the moments the room leaned in, with timestamps, not vibes.

02

Sponsor and ROI reporting

Attach an attention and resonance read to your post event report. Renewals like numbers.

03

Message testing

Run two versions of a talk and see which one actually held the room, before the big stage.

04

Speaker coaching

Give your speakers the exact lines that landed and the ones that lost the room.

The read for this room

The scores that prove resonance.

83
Presence Quotient

How much the speaker commanded attention.

81
Momentum Signature

Whether engagement built, held, and reinforced itself.

79
Authenticity Signal

Whether the room's reaction was genuine or polite.

Every score carries a confidence level, and the engine abstains when the data is thin.

I ran it on my own keynote and the adjustments were sharper than six months of coaching.

Get a sample report

Send a clip. Get a six page read.

Send us footage of a real room and we will return a Proof of Impact report you can hand to a sponsor. Book a demo to scope it for your events calendar.

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Common questions

Questions, answered.

How does Proof of Impact show whether a keynote actually landed?

It measures audience experience from video of the real room instead of asking people to remember how they felt afterward. The engine reads attention, synchrony, energy, authenticity, engagement, and momentum across the audience and pools them into one Impact Index out of 100, with the moments the room leaned in timestamped, not vibes. The Impact Index becomes a number you can put in a sponsor report.

Does it score individual audience members?

No. Proof of Impact is aggregate-only. It produces a Room Energy Map of the whole audience and never a score on any one person. The transient markers you see over the crowd are the engagement signal the engine pools into the room read, not a per-person verdict. No individual is scored, ever.

What do the Proof of Impact scores actually mean?

The room read centers on three named scores: Presence Quotient (how much the speaker commanded attention), Momentum Signature (whether engagement built, held, and reinforced itself), and Authenticity Signal (whether the room's reaction was genuine or polite). Alongside them the live widget tracks six audience signals: attention, synchrony, energy, authenticity, engagement, and momentum, each shown with a confidence level. Sample numbers are illustrative; your report is measured from your own footage.

Is the audience video private?

Yes. The engine keeps no footage. On the server path your clip is processed and deleted within minutes, and only the derived aggregate numbers are kept. There is no individual record because Proof of Impact never scores a person, only the room as a whole.
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