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Audience intelligence for working creators
The problem
You read 30 comments. There were 4,000.
You skim a few, and the most negative comment is the one you remember all week. Or you read every last one and lose the whole day. Either way, the work you meant to make does not get made.
One free report. No card required.
4,000 comments this week
You read 30 of these.
The problem
One comment sets your whole week.
You saw a sliver of what your audience said, and the most negative line in it is the one that stuck.
Inside every report
The gist first. Every reason underneath.
Get the decision in about 30 seconds, or keep reading until every finding, platform split, confidence call, and limitation is accounted for.
30-second read
Shorter uploads are now your most common complaint.
A plain-English audience verdict supported by representative evidence—not a score left to explain itself.
What changed
Audience affinity fell 12 points. Shorter uploads became the strongest repeated criticism across the comparable window.Why the score moved
1,126 comments read · 3 recent posts · high confidence · lower is better only on risk pressure
01 · What matters now
The 30-second read
- Plain-English audience verdict
- One prioritized next action
- Fair change status or comparison withheld
- Score, confidence, coverage, and four explained drivers
02 · What people mean
The full analysis
- Leading themes and emerging risks
- Praise, criticism, requests, and misunderstandings
- Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and X read separately
- Estimated prevalence without invented percentages
03 · Why you can trust it
Evidence and follow-through
- Each finding opens its supporting public posts
- Sources, caps, exclusions, and limitations
- Content angle and what to watch next
- Save the recommendation to your Action Log
Ovation gives you one evidence-backed move—not a pile of generic recommendations. Weak one-off reactions do not become recurring findings. If the previous report is not comparable, the report says that plainly.
Vane analysis
Every finding traces back to real audience evidence.
Vane reads what a comment actually says before it can shape a finding. It separates mixed reactions, groups clear requests with similar ones, and keeps uncertain language from outweighing repeated clear patterns.
A comment is not a vote
The hard part is deciding what it means.
Vane does not turn one emotional line into “what your audience thinks.” It has to show whether a comment is clear evidence, a mixed signal, or too uncertain to support a finding.
AI reads the language. Fixed rules decide what can be counted. A comment can support more than one idea, but uncertain language cannot establish a repeated finding on its own.
Vane v1It is already useful, not finished. We will keep improving how it recognizes nuance, groups patterns, and explains its calls. The standard stays the same: evidence first, uncertainty shown plainly.
Built around your career
Whatever you create, Ovation reads what follows.
Ovation adapts the report to the job: understand the reputation around your name, improve the work itself, or see where both stories overlap.
Influencer
Know how people read you.
Track audience affinity, recurring misunderstandings, emerging risks, and the ideas people increasingly associate with your public presence.Content creator
Know how the work landed.
See the creative choices people praise, the criticism that repeats, what viewers want next, and the most useful move for the next post.Both
Keep the person and the work in one report.
Give Vane the context around both your public presence and the work you publish without splitting one creator identity across separate reports.Across the platforms you use
One report. Four distinct audience contexts.
- TikTok
- YouTube
- X
Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube use eligible public profile and post links. X uses a cancelable read-only connection. Each platform keeps its own summary before Ovation combines the larger story.
When a post starts moving
Read the conversation before the moment passes.
When a launch, collaboration, or clip starts its own conversation, Focus Scan reads that one post on its own—so your next move is still yours to make.
Weekly report
The moment keeps moving without a clear read.
By then, the launch conversation is mixed in with everything you posted after it.
Ovation Focus Scan
One post gets its own usable read.
The problem
Most tools ask for far more than they need.
Passwords, posting permission, and a permanent copy of every comment are normal in this category. That is a risk you did not sign up for.
- Your public profile links
- One read-only X link you can cancel
- Your passwords
- Permission to post as you
- A saved copy of your comments
Find your listening rhythm
Choose how deeply you need to listen.
Pick a plan to see the real cadence behind it: how often the conversation comes back to you, how much it can cover, and what it is built to help you decide.
Monthly billing. Cancel anytime.
Selected plan
One clear audience read every week.
Built for
One active creator who wants the signal from their work before the next post, without taking on another dashboard job.
- Each scan
- Up to 1,000 comments
- Every month
- Up to 4,000 comments
- Focus Scans
- 12 each month
- What comes back
- Evidence and one next move
Selected plan
Two useful audience reads most weeks.
Built for
A high-output creator whose comments are already real work and who needs faster feedback between posts.
- Each scan
- Up to 2,000 comments
- Every month
- Up to 16,000 comments
- Focus Scans
- 30 each month
- What comes back
- The same evidence-backed report
Selected plan
A release-week read with room to move.
Built for
An artist whose release creates its own conversation—and who needs to understand it while the moment is still changing.
- Each scan
- Up to 5,000 comments
- Every month
- Up to 50,000 comments
- Focus Scans
- 60 each month
- Included watch
- Seven days around a release
Ovation selected. One clear audience read every week.
Annual plans are billed yearly, while scan and audience-comment allowances reset each month. Eligible annual Stripe Checkout sessions can accept USDC; there are no manual wallet transfers. Annual subscriptions renew yearly unless canceled before renewal.
Straight answers
What to know before your first report.
Can I tell whether my change worked?
Indirectly, and honestly. Every report says what changed since the last comparable one, so running twice a week shows you the conversation before you acted and after. Ovation will not tell you your post caused the difference, because public comments cannot prove that.
Does Ovation claim my post caused a change?
No. It reports what changed and leaves the cause to you. When two reports cannot be compared fairly, it withholds the movement instead of guessing.
Does Ovation read every comment?
No. It reads as much as it can reach within the last seven days and the limits on your plan, then tells you exactly how much that was.
Can two reports include the same comments?
Yes. Each report looks back seven days, so reports run close together overlap. That is why comparisons are treated as direction, not proof, and why movement is withheld when two weeks cannot be compared fairly.
What is a single-post read?
A Focus Scan reads one public post or video link on its own. Its depth and monthly allowance grow with your plan:
- Ovation · $4912 Focus Scans/month · up to 15 recent Instagram comments, 300 TikTok or approved YouTube comments, or 50 X replies per scan.
- Ovation Pro · $14930 Focus Scans/month · up to 15 recent Instagram comments, 900 TikTok or approved YouTube comments, or 100 X replies per scan.
- Ovation Artist · $39960 Focus Scans/month · up to 15 recent Instagram comments, 1,400 TikTok or approved YouTube comments, or 100 X replies per scan.
What does YouTube need?
A public channel URL, handle, or channel ID. Ovation never asks for your Google login.
Is Vane its own AI model?
No. Vane is the name for how Ovation reads and scores comments. It mixes AI reading with fixed rules, then links what it says back to real posts.
Your next decision is already in the signal
Stop reading your audience one comment at a time.
Get the conversation, the meaningful change, and the next move in one focused brief.
Comment
Two signals, kept separate
praise · editing request · long-formComment
Uncertain context—not a standalone signal
held as uncertainComment
Joins a prominent pattern across 3 posts
recurring request