"CTA resistance: 4 of 6 segments"
"Bias detected across 3 demographics"
"Emerging theme: convenience vs. tradition"
"Cultural sensitivity flag raised"
"11 themes discovered across 22 personas"
"Comprehension gap: low-literacy segment"

Perspectives you're missing. In minutes.

Test how real audiences react to your creative, answer your research questions, or probe your AI system — before you ship to the people who matter.

Evidence

See What Diverse Perspectives Reveal

Real evaluations and research — from academic studies to ad campaigns.

evaluation

Birla Opus Paints 30s Ad — Indian Persona Evaluation

10 Indian personas score Birla Opus's airport launch ad. The 16-year warranty hooks attention; the 'Main bhi' crowd undermines belief. Overall 53/100.

  • Strong attention capture (16-year warranty hooks every persona within 3 seconds)
  • Bandwagon 'Main bhi' execution backfires with analytical and rural viewers
Read Analysis
ad analysis

Birla Opus Paints 'Main bhi' — Full Creative-Testing Dashboard

Chorus's 10-persona creative-testing dashboard for Birla Opus's April 2026 'Main bhi' airport ad — emotion arc, per-persona signals, scene heatmap, and timestamped edit suggestions.

  • Attention peaks at 0:14–15 (1.0/1.0) on the wide crowd shot. The ad's measured visual climax sits squarely on the proof mechanic the panel found least convincing.
  • Three cross-persona convergence beats: warranty claim at 0:03 (0.98 agreement), 'Main bhi' chorus reads theatrical at 0:08 (0.91), Aditya Birla brand reveal restores trust at 0:23 (0.89).
Read Analysis
ad analysis

ITC Mangaldeep 'Sixth Sense' — Full Creative-Testing Dashboard

Chorus's 10-persona creative-testing dashboard for ITC Mangaldeep's April 2026 'Sixth Sense' ad — emotion arc, per-persona signals, scene heatmap, and timestamped edit suggestions.

  • The 0:54 smell-reveal moment is the single highest-agreement beat across all 10 personas (0.98) — universally read as the strongest emotional payoff.
  • Four cross-persona convergence beats: relatable opening lie, smell reveal, dignified CSR cut, brand close — agreement scores 0.76 to 1.00.
Read Analysis
Why Navay

Research and evaluation,
without the wait

You need to understand how people will react — to your content, your product, your policy, your idea. But recruiting real participants takes weeks and costs thousands. So most teams guess, or skip research entirely.

Chorus gives you a panel of synthetic personas — detailed individuals built from real demographic, psychographic, and cultural data — that can evaluate your content or answer your research questions. You get structured, diverse perspectives in minutes, not weeks.

  • Speed: Results in minutes, not weeks
  • Diversity: Evaluate across audience segments in minutes
  • Honesty: Direct audience signal without groupthink
  • Cost: Fraction of traditional research

Sample Audience Readout

Young Professionals, 25–34

Signal: Headline resonates, but CTA feels too aggressive

First-Time Investors, 30–40

Signal: Risk disclosure language unclear. Missed key terms.

Fault Line

"Technical audiences find it clear. Non-experts find it confusing."

Validation work

We test the method in the open

We replicate published research and match our creative reads against independent third-party benchmarks — publishing what we agree on, what we miss, and why.

Validation Study · Complete April 2026

Replicating a Peer-Reviewed Food Study: 22 Synthetic Personas Recovered All 11 Themes in Focus Groups

We re-ran Kumar, Kulkarni & Rathi (2022, Frontiers in Nutrition) on our platform with 22 demographically-matched synthetic personas. Our focus-group replication recovered all 11 of the paper's themes — plus 4 additional frames the group format uniquely surfaced, including gendered food labor and efficiency-vs-meaning. Our earlier interview-format pass on the same panel hit 10 of 11.

"My daily eating habits are now dictated as much by my glucometer as they are by my appetite."
— Mathew Kuriakose, 46, Thrissur (synthetic persona)
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11/11
themes
recovered
+ 4 new frames
from group format
Validation Study · Complete April 2026

Validating Creative Testing Against System1: Same Mechanism, Same Trust Pivot

System1 Group rated Burger King's 2026 "There's A New King" spot 3.8★ with Exceptional Spike and Fluency, crediting self-critical vulnerability resolving into an upbeat message of change. Our 12-persona panel landed 0.80 composite — and the exact 0:32 "we fell off" admission was the panel's single highest-agreement moment, the beat System1's analyst named as the Star Rating driver.

"Self-critical vulnerability resolving into an upbeat message of change."
— System1 Group's analyst, on the load-bearing mechanism
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0:32
trust-pivot
moment
System1 & Navay
independently landed here

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