EthnoClock Desk
Your pilot, assembled.
Create a session and share the invitation code. Watch observations arrive in real time. Push prompts to redirect what participants look for.
Live Session
Participants
Emerging themes
Waiting for observations…
Push a prompt
Sent to all participants instantly
What are you missing?
Who isn't being looked at?
What nearly happened?
Watch the hands.
Where is the tension?
What doesn't fit?
No active prompt
Incoming notes
Waiting for first observations…
Pilot Sessions
Create a session, share the invitation code with participants. They join on their phones.
Session name
Brief for participants
Invitation code
Share this code with participants. They enter it on their phone to join.
Studies
Studies collect observations across multiple field sessions.
Study name
Description
Access code (for Field app)
Seeding
Enable seeding
Participants can invite others mid-study
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Cluster Map
Themes as nodes, observations as satellites. Node size = frequency. Hover a note chip to read it.
Build the map to see emerging themes
Research Pulse
Describe a pattern from your study. We'll tell you whether existing research confirms it, complicates it, or hasn't touched it.
Research Pulse
Reading
What your observations reveal — patterns, gaps, things that keep almost happening.
Supervision
Peer Blind Spots
What other participants noticed that each individual missed — gaps unique to their observation pattern.
Load a pilot session and click Analyse to see individual blind spots.
Org Blind Spot Report
Observation gaps and strengths by department — the basis for the boardroom report.
Load a pilot session and click Generate report to see department-level gaps.
The Bench
Everyone who has completed a study and opted in to future research. Your standing community of trained seers.
Click Refresh to load your Bench.
Observer Performance
Discovery rate, surprise rate, prediction accuracy, and validated observations — ranked across all participants in the active session.
Load a session and click Calculate to see observer metrics.
Pre / Post
Does EthnoClock change what people notice? Compare each participant's observation pattern before and after a study to find out.
How this works. Baseline observations are taken before the study begins — participants observe a scene without EthnoClock prompts and submit their notes here. Post observations are their notes from the study itself. The comparison shows whether the depth, breadth, and epistemic range of their attention changed.
Baseline
No baseline observations recorded yet.
Post-study
Load a session to see post-study observations.
Reports
Four report types. Each ends with an Observation → Question → Decision → Outcome chain — the thing that turns a study into a claim.
Blind Spot Report
What the group consistently failed to notice. Gaps by category, by individual, and by what those gaps cost.
Primary deliverable
Emerging Questions Report
Questions the observations are beginning to ask — not answers, but the specific unknowns this study has surfaced.
For next steps
Strategic Attention Map
Where collective attention flows, where it fragments, where it converges. The shape of how this group sees.
Strategic
Organisational Attention Audit
A cross-department account of what each function notices and misses — the basis for a boardroom conversation.
Boardroom