Capture the live field
Search any political page and collect active plus inactive ads with delivery, creative, platform and spend signals.
Live captureEvery active and inactive ad, source-linked before the feed moves on.
4 lensesPolitical, persuasion, journey and video intelligence.
Live field intelligence00:00:00
Building the evidence layer for political communication.
Arthashodh reads live political ads, videos, claims and spend patterns, then turns them into a sourced briefing your office can stand behind.
analysis lenses per ad
Meta-supported countries
ads in one campaign file
01 live ad capture02 source citation03 video intelligence04 narrative tracking05 response-speed context
About the field
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The premise
Political advertising no longer moves in a neat news cycle. Creative variants, page networks, videos and local claims scale in hours. A manual desk sees fragments. Arthashodh gives the full record: who said what, where it ran, what it cost, and which evidence supports the response.
24hlive monitoring window before narratives harden
1sourced record for each ad, video and claim
Zero guessworkEvery finding traces back to the exact source creative and ad ID.
Services
Comprehensive monitoring and intelligent analysis.
The design now mirrors a premium product site: clear modules, large cards, soft surfaces and scroll depth instead of a single poster-like canvas.
Resolve ad evidence
Read videos, images and copy together so the briefing shows narrative, visual treatment, target and source.
Brief with confidence
Turn scattered signals into a defensible file that a public communication office can act on quickly.
How does Arthashodh read a political ad?
The field arrives in pieces.
Thousands of creatives, pages and regional variants appear as disconnected signals. Arthashodh captures the complete field before the narrative disappears into the feed.
Live sourcesActive + inactive adsPage-level context
Signal becomes proof.
Video, copy, spend and delivery are read together. Four lenses expose the framing, claims, audience and movement behind each message.
Four lensesVideo transcriptSource record
The field comes into focus.
Research desks move from scattered observations to a briefing: what changed, who saw it, when it moved, and which source supports the response.
Minutes, not daysBriefing-readyEvidence-first
Field mapEvery campaign becomes a readable landscape
Expertise
What are the four research lenses?
Arthashodh is built for the offices that need a neutral evidence standard, not another dashboard full of disconnected charts.
Political frame
Identify the theme, framing, promise, emotion and public-program reference.
Creative signal
Read imagery, transcript, editing style, visual emphasis and propaganda techniques.
Platform motion
Compare spend, format, duration, CTA and delivery patterns across pages.
News context
Cross-check claims against Google News to estimate response speed and relevance.
Operating model
What does a state information department get?
Instead of generic feature blocks, these cards describe how the system is used: monitor, analyse, brief.
Live field watch
Keep a real-time view of pages, creatives and campaign movement.
- Page and campaign tracking
- Active and inactive ad capture
- Spend, platform and format signals
Evidence intelligence
Run the four-lens analysis and create a sourced reading of the field.
- Video, image and copy analysis
- Political and narrative framing
- Source-linked findings
Response file
Turn findings into a state-ready briefing for decision makers.
- Timeline of narrative movement
- News and claim context
- Defensible source record
The silence period
When your voice is restricted, your eyes are not.
Under the Model Code of Conduct, official publicity pauses. Monitoring continues. Arthashodh keeps reading the field through the quiet, so your desk returns with evidence already in hand.
State briefing
See the field before it becomes the story.
We stand up a sample research file for your state and show the exact evidence standard before you commit.