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Built on an unparalleled understanding of how narratives are formed, move and result in real-world outcomes — giving you the ability to understand and respond to risk, and exploit opportunities

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The Problem

When coordinated campaigns amplify false narratives across dozens of platforms simultaneously, most organisations find out too late — when the story is already written, the damage is done, and the window to respond has closed.

The gap between when a coordinated narrative begins and when a comms team first notices it is measured in hours. That gap is where reputations are lost.

Ariadne

Ariadne gives comms teams the intelligence to separate manufactured narratives from real public concern — and the clarity to respond before the story is written for them.

Narrative DetectionEscalation IndicatorsPlatform MonitoringResponse FrameworksEarly Warning AlertsCoordination Analysis

Ariadne

All Features

  1. Share of posts by platformRing and rows show share of posts by platform, ranked from largest to smallest: Facebook, other platforms, Instagram, X and Bluesky. Facebook carries the largest share; Bluesky carries the smallest.

    Narrative Mapping

    See narratives as they appear and understand if the engagement they generate is organic or manufactured.

    • Continuous Monitoring
    • Network Detection
    • Deep Analysis
  2. The five-stage climb, from contained to real-world impactA rust dot labelled contained. Nested quarter-arcs open to the right, one per later stage: three solid rust arcs — reached, or the frontier of what is reached — and a final thin faint arc labelled real-world impact, unreached.containedreal-worldimpact

    contained → real-world impact

    Lifecycle

    Track narratives as they evolve from initial seeding, to amplification and real-world outcome.

    • Initial Seeding
    • Amplification
    • Real-World Outcome
  3. A coordinated network, noticedDots drift calmly across the frame. One small cluster has organised into a hub-and-ring network — the only structure in the field — and short rust strokes radiate around it without touching it: the moment of detection.

    Alerts

    Know when something critical occurs, such as a surge in authentic interest or transition into mainstream media.

    • Critical Signals
    • Severity Ranking
    • Evidence Attached
  4. A network observed, and its spread foreseenA small network drawn in solid ink. From its edge, hollow nodes on faint lines extend rightward, branching taller and wider as they go — the spread to come, drawn as structure. A rust ring marks the farthest node: how far it reaches.

    Prediction

    Know what real-world outcomes are likely to result from current signals in the information space.

    • Trajectory
    • Signposts
    • Alternative Hypothesis
  5. One response, approved once, shaped for every platformYour own source documents feed in. Ariadne drafts one response. The line stops at a human approval gate. Once approved, it branches to five platforms, each ending in its own card with its own shaped asset: long text for Facebook, a photo carousel for Instagram, a video for other platforms, a short post for X and a single image for Bluesky.

    Response

    Suggested actions informed by your organisation's objectives.

    • Ingest Documents
    • Plan Generation
    • Generate Posting