Case Studies

What we deliver. In practice.

Real examples across our three formats — deep intelligence briefs, always-on watch rooms, and rapid response analysis. Every piece draws on live Arabic-language corpus data.

01 Watch Rooms Always-on monitoring of a defined set of accounts. Scheduled sweeps, AI briefings, notable-post surfacing, and image-text extraction — published as a living report.
Watch Room · XLive example
Gulf Ministries of Foreign Affairs — 24h monitor
140
Posts
7
Accounts
6
Notable
A rolling 24-hour sweep of seven Gulf MFA accounts — AI briefing, the six most significant posts with source links, and engagement captured at collection time.
July 2026 Open report →
02 Intelligence Briefs Deep, one-off analyses — dialect segmentation, narrative mapping, and sentiment across platforms. Each brief draws on a full corpus.
Benchmarking
مولانا vs بخمسة ارواح: Ramadan 2026 drama benchmark
68
Posts
224K
Reactions
×7.9
مولانا lead
One clear winner — and a ×7.9 reaction gap that confirms a systematic difference in audience scale.
March 2026Read brief →
Image Tracking
DW Jafar Talk: channel image analysis across 100 videos
1.3M
Views
3,868
Comments
85.3%
Single-visit
Shorts get the views. Long-form gets the conversation. Seven recurring discourse clusters — and a loyalty gap.
March 2026Read brief →
Topic Tracking
Meta's Metaverse exit: how the Arab tech community reacted
628
Reactions
35.7%
Haha share
1.2M
Followers
A $80 billion collapse seen through laughter, a class critique, and a boycott paradox.
March 2026Read brief →
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03 Rapid Response Event-triggered analysis in the first hours of a breaking story — who is speaking, how the narrative is forming, and where it is heading.
Rapid Response · 5h window
Damascus alcohol restriction: discourse in the first five hours
880
Comments
534
Voices
2,287
Reactions
A proxy war about the identity of the new Syria — conducted in a government comment section at 21:43 on a Monday night in Damascus.
March 2026Read analysis →