Coming soon

Creative Score in your AI assistant

Creative Score shows you where attention lands on an ad and how the creative scores, before the media budget goes out. Soon you’ll be able to use those heatmaps and scores inside the AI assistant your team already uses.

The Creative Score MCP connector is coming soon. Join the waitlist and we’ll let you know when you can connect.

Our own social ad, headed 'Score the ad before you buy the media.', with a phone showing a juice bottle and a circular score graphic, shown with its real Creative Score Attention heatmap. Attention centres on the phone and the bottle, then the headline and the circle.

How it will work

See where attention goes, without leaving the chat

Creative Score will let your bots and AI assistants see where attention will go on an ad: the heatmap and the score, without anyone logging into another system.

  1. Ask your assistant

    Share an ad in the chat and ask where people will look first.

  2. Creative Score scores the ad

    Your assistant sends the ad to Creative Score through the connector.

  3. You see the heatmap and score

    The Attention heatmap and the score come back in the same conversation, so you can decide what to change.

Illustration of how this will look in a chat with an AI assistant. You ask where people will look first on a product ad. The reply shows the ad's Creative Score Attention heatmap, its overall score of 65 out of 100, rated Good, and its Eyetracking scores. The heatmap and scores are from a real Creative Score report of an AI-generated product ad we made.

You

Where will people look first on this ad?

product-ad.jpg

Your assistant, with Creative Score

Attention heatmap

An AI-generated Instagram product ad we made: an unbranded sage-green bottle with a wooden lid on an oak table, headed 'Ice cold for 24 hours.', with a '20% off your first order' badge and a 'Shop now' button, shown with its Creative Score Attention heatmap. The hottest areas are the '20% off' badge and the bottle's lid, then the lemon slices and the sunglasses.

65/100 · Good

Eyetracking

  • Attention71
  • Cognitive Demand34
  • Clarity81
  • Engagement65

Attention goes first to the ‘20% off’ badge and the bottle’s lid, then the lemon slices and the sunglasses. The ‘Shop now’ button gets very little.

Join the waitlist

Email us and we’ll add you to the waitlist.

Email support@creativegenie.ai