Real-time economic nowcasting meets network analysis, so you know when a narrative is manufactured, whether it contradicts the facts, and whether it will stay online or spill into the real world.
You can't tell coordinated from organic by looking at individual posts. Without graph-level analysis, manufactured amplification looks like genuine public concern.
Narratives claim prices are spiking, supply is failing, or policy has shifted - but is that actually happening? Without real-time economic data as a baseline, you can't measure the gap between what's said and what's real.
Most online narratives stay online. Some trigger protests, market moves, or policy pressure. Without a model of real-world impact likelihood, teams either over-react or miss the moment to act.
Graph analysis classifies whether a narrative is spreading through genuine public interest or manufactured coordination - synchronized posting patterns, shared infrastructure, and amplification networks reveal the difference.
Real-time economic nowcasting builds a continuously updated picture of what is actually happening - prices, supply, demand, policy indicators - so the system has ground truth to compare narratives against.
Each narrative is scored against nowcast data to quantify how far the claims diverge from measurable reality. A large gap in a coordinated campaign is a strong signal; a small gap in organic discussion is not.
Network-diffusion modeling estimates whether the narrative is likely to stay online or tip into collective action - protests, market moves, policy pressure - and how soon.
All signals converge into a single recommendation - react, monitor, or escalate - with explicit confidence levels, geographic risk mapping, and a full audit trail.
We maintain a real-time model of what is actually happening in the economy - prices, supply chains, macro indicators. This gives us an objective baseline that no amount of narrative manipulation can shift, and lets us quantify exactly how far a story diverges from reality.
We analyze the network structure behind how a narrative spreads. Coordinated campaigns leave graph-level fingerprints - synchronized timing, shared amplification infrastructure, cluster topology - that are invisible at the level of individual posts.
We model whether a narrative will stay online or spill into collective action that impacts people - protests, market runs, policy shifts. The model estimates how likely, how soon, and where - so you act at the right moment, not too early and not too late.
Our detection and action-risk models are built on published research in network science and economics, not heuristics.
Read our whitepapersTeam affiliations & background

Polish Academy of Sciences
(PAN)
Network-science and game-theoretic research

SGH Warsaw School of Economics
Quantitative economics and nowcasting methodology

International Monetary Fund
(IMF)
Macroeconomic and institutional experience

National Science Centre
(NCN - Narodowe Centrum Nauki)
Nationally funded research grants
Purpose-built for risk and communications teams in energy - where narratives about pricing, supply security, and policy directly affect operations.
Situational awareness for government analysts monitoring influence operations that target public trust, elections, or national cohesion.
Operational intelligence for cyber commands and defense units countering information warfare as part of the hybrid threat landscape.
The detection, nowcasting, and diffusion-modeling stack is domain-independent. Energy is our first vertical; the methodology applies wherever coordinated narratives meet measurable economic reality.
Every output is a recommendation for a human decision-maker. The system never takes autonomous action.
All assessments carry calibrated confidence scores. You always know how certain the system is - and where it is uncertain.
Every detection, score, and recommendation is traceable to its inputs. Reproducible, explainable, reviewable.
Deployable within your infrastructure. Data never leaves your jurisdiction without explicit authorization.
Designed from the outset for compliance with the EU AI Act's requirements for transparency, human oversight, and documentation.
We provide intelligence and calibrated recommendations. We do not make decisions. That distinction is architectural, not aspirational.