NeuroClipBETA
POWERED BY META TRIBE v2

What your audience's
brain actually does
with your content.

We use Meta's TRIBE v2 — an AI model trained on 1,000+ hours of fMRI brain data from 720 real people — to predict how the cortex responds to any video, audio, or text. Then we share what we find.

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BRAIN SCAN #001 — LAMBORGHINI REEL — 24 SECONDS — 20,484 VERTICES
NeuroClip Brain Scan #001 — Lamborghini reel brain activation heatmap showing video frames, audio waveform, and predicted cortical activity
Video frames → Audio waveform → Speech transcription → Predicted brain activation (TRIBE v2)
720
real fMRI subjects
1,000+
hours of brain data
20,484
cortical vertices
more accurate than baseline
HOW IT WORKS

Real neuroscience.
Not marketing buzzwords.

01

Take any video

A reel, a UGC ad, a thumbnail, a 30-second hook. Anything you'd post on Instagram or TikTok.

02

Run TRIBE v2

Meta's foundation model predicts how 20,484 points across the cortical surface respond, frame by frame.

03

See what fires

Visual cortex, language network, social processing, emotional salience. Mapped to creator-actionable insights.

FEATURED — BRAIN SCAN #001

We brain-scanned a
Lamborghini reel.

24 seconds. 20,484 cortical vertices. Found out why this 12-dollar reel keeps the brain engaged the entire time when most content loses attention after second 3.

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THE NEWSLETTER

One brain scan.
Every week.

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The brain heatmap
Cortical activation rendered on a 3D brain mesh, frame by frame.
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Region-by-region scores
Visual cortex, language network, emotional salience — each scored.
Creator-actionable insights
What it means for hooks, pacing, and content structure.
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ONE IMPORTANT THING

"TRIBE v2 is a predictive model, not mind-reading. It predicts what the average brain would do based on real fMRI data. It's the best approximation neuroscience has — but it's still an approximation. We'll always be honest about what it can and can't tell us."