Every scroll is a battle for three seconds of human attention.
BRAIN-MIMETIX tells you — before you spend a rupee on media — whether your ad wins them.
A synthetic visual cortex
At its core is a proprietary perception engine modelled on the human visual system.
Your creative passes through fourteen digital brain regions — from the retina that
first receives the image, through the cortical areas that decode edges, colour, depth,
pattern and motion, into the deeper structures that recognise what the ad shows, feel its
emotional tone, test how memorable it is, and decide what deserves attention. The same
journey every human viewer's brain takes — reproduced, measured, and reported.
The fourteen regions — the biology behind the engine
01Eye OpticsThe cornea and lens focus light onto the retina while the pupil meters exposure. Your ad enters the system exactly as an eye would receive it.
02RetinaA hundred million photoreceptors compress the scene into edge, contrast and colour-opponent signals before it ever leaves the eye. The raw visual alphabet of your creative.
03LGN · ThalamusThe brain's relay station — it gates which visual signals deserve cortical processing time. Prioritises your ad's strongest channels.
04V1 · Primary CortexNeurons tuned to oriented edges draw the brain's first sketch of the world. Maps the edge structure and visual complexity of the frame.
05V2 · PatternsAssembles V1's edges into contours, textures and figure-ground separation — how organised your design reads.
06V3 · DepthSensitive to three-dimensional form; builds shape from depth cues. Reads the spatial layering of your composition.
07V4 · ColourThe brain's colour centre — damage here leaves people seeing a world in grey. Judges palette, harmony and the emotion your colours carry.
08V5/MT · MotionMotion-selective cortex that tracks direction and speed — and fires even for implied movement in still images. Scores your ad's dynamism.
09Ventral StreamThe "what pathway" into the temporal lobe, where faces and objects are recognised. Identifies what your ad actually shows and says.
10Dorsal StreamThe "where pathway" into the parietal lobe — space, position and layout. Grades balance, reading flow and composition.
11AmygdalaThe almond-shaped emotional alarm that tags experience with feeling within milliseconds. Measures your ad's valence, arousal and intensity.
12HippocampusThe seahorse-shaped memory engine that decides what is worth encoding. Predicts novelty and memorability.
13Attention NetworkFrontoparietal circuits that select one target from millions of pixels — where the gaze goes next. Powers the saliency map and eye-path simulation.
14Prefrontal CortexThe executive seat of judgement, weighing all evidence into a decision. Home of the twin judges and the final seven-dimension verdict.
Twin AI judges
Two independent judges — ODIN and KRATOS — each study the full
neural evidence and deliver their own verdict across seven dimensions: creativity,
engagement, interactivity, emotional impact, memorability, composition and brand safety.
Their opinions are averaged into one score, and when they disagree, you see that too —
real judgement, not a single opaque number.
Where the eyes actually go
The gaze simulation predicts the first seconds of viewing: where the eye lands first,
the path it travels, whether it ever reaches your call-to-action — and when a human face
steals attention from your message, the system says so. You watch the eye-path replay
live on your own creative.
Reality checks that agencies charge for
- Feed-scale test — your ad rendered at the true in-feed size of the platform
you're buying (Meta, Google, TikTok), with every line of copy graded readable or lost.
- Colour prescription — attention-optimal colours computed from your ad's own
pixels, with exact codes your designer can apply.
- Ad authenticity check — the system first verifies it's even looking at an
advertisement, and warns when scores wouldn't be meaningful.
- Boardroom-ready report — one click exports the full verdict, focal-point map
and recommendations as a watermarked Tovexa document.
The neural architecture, scoring formulas and training methodology are
proprietary to Tovexa Digital. BRAIN-MIMETIX is in private beta.