AI first-impression lab
See what they see.
Before you publish.
Drop in a page, ad, thumbnail or screenshot. SEEME shows what attracts attention, what disappears, and what to fix.
PNG, JPG or WebP · drag, drop or paste · free during beta
You know what you meant. SEEME shows what actually lands.
One screenshot. The whole first impression.
Attention map
See where visual energy concentrates — computed from contrast, edges, colour and isolation, not guessed.
Message recall
Understand what survives the first glance and what disappears with it.
CTA visibility
Know whether the next action gets noticed, or loses to something louder.
Hierarchy
See whether the page is communicating in the order you intended.
Friction
Find the elements quietly competing with the thing that matters.
Rewrite
Make the critical line easier to understand, in three registers.
Attention has a shape.
Move between the original, the computed attention field, and what survives visual filtering.
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Drop it in
A URL, a screenshot, a thumbnail, a slide. Paste from the clipboard if that's faster.
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SEEME computes attention
A deterministic saliency model reads contrast, edge density, colour energy, isolation and placement — then a multimodal model reads what actually sits there.
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You get the fix
Not 'improve your CTA'. The specific element, the reason it loses, and the change that would alter the outcome.
Stop debating A vs B. Run both.
Two versions through the same pipeline. Same model, same measurements, one verdict on which one actually communicates the action you want.
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