| Beat | Day | Volume, 72h | Score, 7d |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opening weekend | Jul 17 | 17.4x | -4 |
| Volume burst, auto | Jul 24 | 6.8x | 0 |
| Digital release | Sep 29 | 3.2x | +1 |
Here's a release week with Signal on the second screen.
Two weeks out, you already have a number.
The hype read scores how people feel about everything shown so far, refreshed nightly, with a release-week projection and its confidence range. The first number of launch week isn't a guess.


The final trailer drops. Pin it.
One click marks the drop on the chart, and Signal marks the bursts it spots on its own. By the next morning you know how far conversation lifted and which aspects moved. The Wednesday meeting gets numbers, not vibes.


Opening night reactions are scored by morning.
The Real Score forms overnight from the people who actually saw it. Firsthand voices carry 2.5x the weight of hearsay, so the number means something by breakfast.


Review bombs get caught, and you can show why.
A thousand near-identical posts hit at once. Signal flags the burst, shows the share of duplicate phrasing, and the score has already capped its weight. Your number holds, and you can prove it.

By Friday you know what landed and what didn't.
Which aspects landed and which fell short of films like yours, which names drive the conversation and how they're landing. Then you send the branded PDF.






























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