Know which 3 seconds hooks — before publish.
Soma scores your video frame-by-frame and tells you exactly which 3 seconds the algorithm will reward, which seconds it'll punish, and what to cut. Stop posting blind.
Algorithms reward retention. They punish guesswork.
You film, you cut, you post, you wait. The first 24 hours decide everything — and you're betting on a feeling. The retention curve always tells the truth, but only after the algorithm has already buried you.
+80%
5-second survival rate
Identify and fix the openings that lose viewers in the first cognitive window.
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A/B tests required
Skip the split-test wait. The retention forecast lands before you upload.
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Hook iteration speed
Score and re-score until the hook hits — in minutes, not weeks.
A frame-by-frame map of where attention spikes and dies.
Run any cut through Soma Pro and get a millisecond-level prediction: hook strength, drop-off timestamps, the exact frame where viewers decide to scroll. Re-cut before the algorithm gets a vote.
See your retention curve before you publish
A pre-flight retention forecast for every cut. The full Attention Blueprint shows where viewers lock in, where they drift, and where they tap away.
See pricingCommon questions.
Quick answers about how this fits into your workflow.
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How is this different from existing analytics?
Analytics are retroactive — they tell you what already happened. Soma is predictive: it scores the video before it goes live, so you fix problems while you can still fix them.
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Does it work on long-form content?
Yes. Cognitive load and pacing analysis run on any length, from a 7-second hook to a 45-minute YouTube essay. Drop-off timestamps are reported throughout.
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What does the score actually represent?
A normalised retention forecast at every frame, plus categorical signals: hook strength, pacing fatigue, pattern interrupt density, and emotional arousal peaks.
Try Soma on a real video.
Drop in a recent post or a raw cut. We'll show you the retention curve before you publish.
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