Narrative Intelligence Platform

Understand what is taking hold, in time to act on it.

PharosGraph is the narrative intelligence layer for campaigns, policy, corporate communications and investor relations. See which issues, narratives, and risks are gaining ground, week by week, and what to do about them while there is still time.

200M+
Individuals scored across all 50 states
240,000
Neighborhoods scored weekly
100+
Issues we track, national and local
200K+
Federal and state bills tracked
Why PharosGraph

One Engine.
Multiple Destinations.

PharosGraph is flexible infrastructure, not a standalone dashboard. The engine scores once a week and delivers into the systems you already use.

One Connected Platform

Our products Your products Your workflows

Cadence

Live ingestion Weekly scoring Refreshed weekly

Granularity

Neighborhood Census block group Voter level on your file

Actionability

Priorities Audiences Messaging Measurement Recommended actions

Choose Your Path

What are you here
to move?

One intelligence engine, five kinds of work. Pick the solution built for yours, each one shows the question, the read, and how the intelligence was deployed.

Win the election, then hold the ground after it.

Explore Living Voter Intelligence

Turn changing priorities into addressable audiences.

Explore Audience Activation

Compare media exposure with changes in narrative momentum, affinity and behavior.

Explore Measurement

Map any bill you are working on to what the electorate cares about in every community it touches.

Explore Policy Intelligence

Connect management messaging, media coverage and stakeholder response.

Explore Corporate Narrative Intelligence
LIVE SAMPLE

Maine 2026 · Data Center Policy

VoterScape in Maine, regulatory stance on data centers. Every neighborhood shaded by the share of its residents taking that position, from 34.9 to 54.2 percent.
Fewer → more

Maine · data centers and energy policy. Every neighborhood shaded by the share of its residents taking the regulatory position, from 34.9 to 54.2 percent.

1,174 neighborhoods16 countiesrefreshed weekly
ILLUSTRATIVE PLAN

Georgia U.S. Senate · Voter Activation

The AudienceScape board for an illustrative Georgia U.S. Senate activation plan. Every Georgia neighborhood is shaded by its role in the plan: green for the GOTV block groups, blue for the persuade block groups, and grey for block groups outside the recommended reach or strongly opposed.
GOTVPersuadeNot in this plan

Where to mobilize, where to persuade. GOTV is the turf that already favors the campaign; Persuade is competitive turf still in play. An illustrative statewide plan, Georgia.

1,473 GOTV block groups1,132 persuade2.0M votersrefreshed weekly
LIVE SAMPLE

CA 2026 Governor · Working Weight

IntegratingAdImpact
AdScape view of the 2026 California governor's race, Becerra versus Hilton. Working Weight of 78 out of 100 against an opponent score of 62, a 16 point lead, with recommended moves worth 13 points, and an AdImpact placement feed showing 15.0 million dollars of spend across 17 markets, 9 creatives and 153 active flights.
Working Weight 0 – 100

One score on the spend. Paid media graded against what is actually taking hold on the ground, refreshed weekly while the buy is still in flight.

0 to 100 scorepaid vs. opportunityrefreshed weekly
LIVE SAMPLE

Virginia 2026 · Redistricting Ballot Measure

Virginia's 2026 redistricting ballot measure, mapped across 3,741 Census block groups in the oppose campaign's activation universe. Blue block groups are the turnout target, concentrated across southwest and central Virginia; orange block groups are the persuasion target, concentrated around Washington, Richmond, Charlottesville, Hampton Roads and the Eastern Shore.
GOTVPersuade

Virginia · the 2026 redistricting ballot measure. 3,741 block groups in the oppose campaign’s activation universe, split between turning out the base and swinging the undecided.

3,741 block groups5.4M adultsoppose campaign viewrefreshed weekly
ANONYMISED

Company X FY26 · Narrative Divergence

Narrative divergence across the weeks around Company X FY26 results. Frame strength 0 to 100 is the share of each week of coverage leading with each frame. Management framing, press framing and peer-press framing are tracked weekly; the press line crosses above management at the Q1 update and peer press finishes highest.
ManagementPressPeer press

Frame strength, 0 to 100: the share of each week’s coverage that leads with each frame. Where the lines cross, the narrative changed hands. Company X, FY26 results window.

30 sources scoredpost-earnings12-week window
Coverage

Any issue. Anywhere it is moving.
Updated every week.

From energy and data centers to healthcare, housing, taxes, education, labor, immigration, and public safety. Twenty of them are core subjects national surveys carry. The rest are local and emerging issues no survey reaches, and we add to them every week.

Need an issue we do not track yet? We mint new local issues on request, typically within 48 to 72 hours. Name the issue and the terrain, and it is scored against every neighborhood.
See Narrative Intelligence in Action

Bring us a campaign, an issue,
a company, a fight.

We will show you what is taking hold and where momentum is moving. Live, in your terrain, on your issue.