Demo modeIllustrative and simulated market data. No live integrations. Metrics about named companies are public-signal examples only.Methodology
WWHO’S WINNING?
Guided walkthrough

From a public signal to a proven commercial outcome

Ten steps across the four layers of the platform. The tour opens each screen for you and tells you what to look at when you get there. You can leave at any point and pick it up again.

Demo mode — illustrative data
01

Who's Winning

2 steps

02

Signal Engine

3 steps

03

Signal Command

4 steps

04

Signal Market

1 steps

The journey

Every step, in order

  1. 1
    Who's Winning

    Start on the public scoreboard

    Who's Winning is the open layer. Every score is a public-signal composite with a confidence grade, so anyone can see who is moving and why.

    Open screen
  2. 2
    Who's Winning

    Read a head-to-head battle

    Brand Battles turn the composite into a comparison: where one brand is ahead, what changed this week, and where the gap could close.

    Open screen
  3. 3
    Signal Engine

    Trace a signal to its evidence

    Nothing enters a score without a dated observation. The Signal Engine records source, method, period and reviewer for every claim.

    Open screen
  4. 4
    Signal Engine

    Inspect the evidence ledger

    The ledger is append-only. Previous value, new value, magnitude, geography and confidence are all retained so a score can be audited backwards.

    Open screen
  5. 5
    Signal Engine

    See how corrections are handled

    When an entity disputes a claim, the dispute timeline shows every reviewer step, each evidence change, and the final resolution.

    Open screen
  6. 6
    Signal Command

    Enter the private briefing

    Signal Command opens with the five things that changed, what they are worth commercially, and the decisions waiting on you.

    Open screen
  7. 7
    Signal Command

    Record a decision

    Recommendations carry a problem, evidence, expected result, owner, budget and deadline. Approve, request changes or reject — the reason is recorded either way.

    Open screen
  8. 8
    Signal Command

    Watch the work move

    Approved decisions become tasks with owners, due dates and the evidence each task must produce before it can close.

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  9. 9
    Signal Command

    Close the loop on outcomes

    The outcome ledger compares expected against actual, records cost and value, and keeps the learning whether the decision worked or not.

    Open screen
  10. 10
    Signal Market

    Settle on verified proof

    The Signal Market pays for verified outcomes, not activity. Missions move from draft to paid only once evidence passes verification.

    Open screen

Prefer to explore alone? Start at Market Movers or open Signal Command.