The operation layer for the Data-to-AI Value Chain
Live context from the signals most platforms can’t reach, in production, end to end.
Local voices become connected knowledge. Pulse brings live signals into a knowledge graph, grounding answers in what people are actually saying.
Live signals we ingest
Broadcast radioTranscribed in real time
Live audio becomes searchable text, with timestamps, attribution and the original clip kept alongside it.
Local newsReporting, in context
Local reporting enters the same stream, with the original article and its source provenance intact.
Social signalsInstagram, TikTok, YouTube, X
Signals from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and X arrive via partner surfaces and webhook ingestion. The source post stays linked to the signal.
Plus events and public information.
Pulse Context
A continuously curated knowledge graph, connecting signals, context and original sources.
Grounded answer
Illustrative exampleWhat changed for visitors today?
The seafront market has moved indoors. The radio update, local report and organiser’s post agree.
Radio clip
Example radio update
“Today’s seafront market is moving indoors because of the weather. The opening time is unchanged.”
Synthetic narration for this fictional example, not a broadcast recording.
News article
Example local report
Market organisers confirm an indoor venue for today. Visitors should use the covered entrance.
Fictional source text, not a published article.
Social post
Example organiser’s post
We’re indoors today. Same market, same opening time. Follow the signs to the covered entrance.
Fictional source text, not a live social post.
The whole value chain.
Not another missing piece.
From live signals to deployed capability, with feedback at every stage.
We don’t pick one stage of the value chain. We run the whole thing.
See the platformLocal knowledge,
connected.
A transcript tells you what was said. A knowledge graph connects it to the people, places and events it describes.
Pulse keeps those relationships linked to the original evidence. When a venue changes on the radio, that update becomes part of the same connected picture as the listing, the event and the organiser’s post.
Explore the knowledge graph
Every signal starts
with someone.
A presenter shares an update. An organiser changes a plan. A small business opens its doors.
That knowledge matters to the people deciding what to do next. Pulse makes it visible to AI without losing the voices and sources behind it.
We started in Barbados. The infrastructure is built to serve other places, each with its own language, businesses and culture.
See where it helpsWhat’s happening in your context?
Start with your signals, your language, and the questions that matter.