OctoSpark reads every image, video, and audio you post (scenes, objects, transcripts, colours, pace) and attaches that metadata to the post. So when you ask what is working, you get a real answer, not just a number.
Images, video, and audio are analyzed for scenes, objects, on-screen text, transcripts, dominant colours, and pace.
That metadata travels with the post, so performance is tied to what the content actually was, not just when it went out.
Ask what is working and get answers grounded in content: hook, format, length, palette, pace, not only impressions.
Your agents read the same metadata, so the next draft learns from what already worked.
Post an image, a video, or an audio clip as normal.
Scenes, objects, transcripts, and colours are extracted automatically.
Analytics explain performance in terms of the content itself.
Scenes, objects, on-screen text, transcripts, dominant colours, and pacing across images, video, and audio.
Raw numbers do not tell you why. With content metadata attached, you can see which hooks, formats, and palettes actually drive performance.
No. Enrichment runs automatically on the media you publish.
Yes. Agents read the same metadata, so drafts improve based on what has worked before.
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