Interactive walkthrough — sample data

What it looks like when audience behavior becomes readable

Beltmar turns raw website events into a daily narrative — who's warming, who returned after going quiet, what they're researching. Below is a walkthrough of the four core views, built around a fictional content business.

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New this week

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Momentum shifts

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Returns

Alex Rivera

High priority · strong signal

Primary pattern

Deep research across 4 themes (16 events) · 3 returns in 7 days

Decision context

Why this matters

Behavior suggests evaluation-phase research. Pricing and implementation themes appeared in the last two sessions.

How to read this

This pattern often reflects structured exploration rather than casual browsing, especially when returns cluster in a short window.

What to watch for next

Whether returns continue over the next 3–5 days, and whether exploration expands into implementation themes.

Questions worth sitting with

Do we have clear explanations of our implementation approach? Is there enough context around onboarding?

What changed since yesterday

  • 3 actors shifted from stable to warming
  • 2 actors returned after 10+ days of inactivity
  • · Pricing and onboarding themes saw the largest depth increase

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A daily narrative of momentum

The Daily Brief is a morning read — not a dashboard. It tells you who is warming, who returned after going quiet, and what changed since yesterday. No charts, no funnels, no alerts. Just the signal and how to think about it.

Three layers, every time

  • Pattern — what behavior is visible and at what intensity
  • Context — how to read it without over-interpreting
  • Questions — what to sit with, not what to do

What shifts

Teams open the Brief and spend 5 minutes instead of 45. The conversation changes from “what should we do?” to “here’s how the week is shaping up.”

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I'm reading a sample workspace — 42 tracked people, 186 lifetime events. Ava Martinez is warming up fast across pricing and onboarding. Ask me anything about who's here, or try one of these:

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Talk to your audience data

That's a real, live BeltAI on the left — try it. Same model, same voice, same honesty about what it doesn't know. It just happens to be reading a sample workspace instead of yours.

It won't bluff

Ask it something the data can't answer and watch it say so, instead of guessing. That's the whole product philosophy in one interaction.

actor journey · Alex RiveraWarming

Last 10 days

  1. Day 1 · Lands on overview · reads "What is Beltmar"

    Discovery · 2 page views

  2. Day 3 · Returns to How it Works and Audience Research

    Early research · 4 page views

  3. Day 6 · Focuses on pricing, guarantees, onboarding

    Evaluation-phase · 6 page views

  4. Day 10 · Brief return to Audience Research after 4-day gap

    Return after quiet · 3 page views

Your notes

“Met at the content conference in March — they run a B2B newsletter for ~8k readers. Very deliberate decision-maker.”

Narrative interpretation

Curiosity has moved from broad exploration into focused evaluation.

Initial visits were exploratory. Subsequent sessions concentrated on pricing and implementation — suggesting active evaluation rather than casual browsing.

The short gap followed by a return to Audience Research suggests continued active consideration of fit.

Beltmar describes shifts as they appear in the data. It does not assert intent.

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One person's story over time

Actor Journeys show how curiosity evolves for a specific individual — timeline, narrative interpretation, and your own notes in one view. Phase, not intent. Context you can actually act on, not a score.

Notes on actors

Add notes directly to an actor — context from a conversation, a conference, a prior relationship. BeltAI reads those notes and factors them into responses about that person.

Subscription matching

If someone subscribes to your newsletter or product, Beltmar links that data to the actor — so behavioral signals and subscription status live together.

audience research · last 60 days3 cohorts · 6 themes

Cohort

Deep Research Explorers

High depth across 3–5 themes, frequent returns after gaps. Smaller group, outsized signal quality.

What this suggests: structured evaluation rather than casual browsing — these actors tend to reach decision points.

What to watch: which themes they revisit as exploration narrows.

Theme roles

  • Discovery · Entry point · attracts first visits, rarely revisited.
  • Research · Depth builder · revisited by actors doing structured exploration.
  • Evaluation · Signal theme · appears near concentrated evaluation behavior.

Observation

confidence: medium

The “Research” theme is seeing more return visits relative to total visitors than last period — a possible indicator that content is getting more thorough evaluation than before. Worth watching over the next 14 days before drawing conclusions.

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Patterns across many people

Audience Research zooms out from individuals to show recurring behavioral cohorts and the roles your themes play across them. Interpretive observations — not optimization targets.

Observations feed

Detected shifts are logged with confidence levels and uncertainty notes — not presented as facts. The goal is to surface what might be worth watching, not to tell you what to conclude.

Market context

A separate daily digest brings in the broader conversation — industry signals, topic momentum, and how your content sits relative to what's happening outside your site.

Full platform

Everything in the same interpretation flow

The four views above sit within a broader platform. Here's what else is in the same workspace.

BeltAI Memory

persistent

BeltAI remembers facts you share across sessions — business model, key actors, what you're focused on. Each conversation builds on the last.

Subscription Matching

cross-signal

Link newsletter subscribers, paying customers, and Stripe data to actors. Behavioral signals and subscription status in one view.

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Market Context

A daily digest of industry-level signals — topic momentum, competitive context, and how outside events might be shaping your audience's behavior.

Inbound Sources

provenance

Source mix and entry context with content-linked traces when identifiers are present. Understand where your real audience comes from.

Research Artifacts

Snapshot-and-diff research artifacts. Compare audience behavior across time windows and share interpretive reports outside your workspace.

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Observations Feed

Auto-detected shifts logged with calibrated confidence and neutral questions to explore — never prescriptive, always honest about uncertainty.

confidence: mediumlast 7 vs prior 7

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Daily Brief

Start here — a narrative snapshot of how attention is shifting across your audience today.