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JumpXn · Beat the Ghost

We measure change.

We bring interactivity to places. We listen, measure and track the tiny changes, so you act early and save the most.

Bring us your challengeSee how we measure
Now: a rider in the air over the ramp
Benchmark: a see-through cyan ghost of the best run over the same ramp
Benchmark 12 MarNow 14 Jun

Can you beat the benchmark run?Illustrative

Interactive places · understanding by listening

1,000 photos. One angle.

A wall does not shout when it starts to sink. It whispers a fraction of a millimetre a day. One photo can't hear that. A thousand photos from the same spot can, and so can the people who live with the place. We bring the place into the conversation.

  • Listen

    To the people who use the place: what they ask, what they notice, what they complain about. To the place itself: how it sounds when you tap it.

    Every voice is a data point.
  • Measure

    Same tag, same angle, every day. Each reading is tiny, smaller than a millimetre and smaller than its own noise.

    Small readings, taken often.
  • Track

    Photos, listening and tag taps go into one dated record. Together they show direction and speed long before the eye can.

    Many sources, one answer.
Photo 1 of 1,000Crack 0.00 mm
Illustrative

One photo says

…

All of them say

…

We knew at

photo …

When the corner had moved just ….

Anyone could see it at

photo 411

When the corner had dropped 3 mm and the crack showed.

Warning

…

Earlier warning means a smaller repair. Add more ways of listening and you know sooner still.

Example data. Movement is exaggerated in the picture so the eye can follow it; the crack and the sinking follow the same curve as the chart.

  • A bridge jointOne camera, 1,000 tides. The gap that opens a little wider each spring.
  • A sea wallThe same view after every storm. Which stones are walking.
  • A hospital corridorDamp over one winter, heard in complaints before it shows on paint.
  • A tree's leanFive years, one angle. Root movement long before it falls.
  • A quarry faceDaily photos of the same face. The slip that is coming.
  • A listed church towerTiny tilt, tracked against the seasons, so the fix stays gentle.
Concept

Beat the Ghost.

We turn the best run into a see-through ghost. Every rider after that rides against it, from the same take-off, on the same camera spot.

That is RippleXn in one picture: a benchmark, the same spot, and what changed.

See JumpXn

One tag.
Every capture lines up.

Each spot gets a small tag. Tap or scan it, capture from the marked spot, and RippleXn compares it with the benchmark.

A finger taps a lime JX tag fixed to a black ramp

Ramp 03 · this spot

  1. Capture one from the tagged spotBenchmark 12 Mar
  2. Capture two from the tagged spotCapture 2 · 19 Apr
  3. Capture three from the tagged spotCapture 3 · 24 May
  4. Capture four from the tagged spotNow 14 Jun
Concept
JX)))

JumpXnYour setup. Your ID.

BV

BioVeracityThis place remembers.

GV+

GeoVeracitySame spot. Every inspection.

Concept

We listen.

We start with what people say and complain about, online and at the place. That’s how we find what’s worth measuring.

JumpXn began by listening to Twitch riders and gamers. What they asked for became a ramp, then a weekly show.

  • “Did I go further than last week?”
  • “Could I beat that run?”
  • “Is that crack getting worse?”
  • “What did this garden look like in spring?”
  • Illustrative

We watch.

We set a benchmark, then capture the same spot again and again.

Now: a rider over the ramp
Benchmark: a see-through ghost of the best run
BenchmarkNow

JumpXn

Beat the Ghost.

Can you beat the benchmark run? The benchmark is a see-through ghost of the best run.

See how it works →
Now: the cottage gate in summer, beds full of flowers
Benchmark: the same gate in early spring, bare beds
BenchmarkNow

BioVeracity

Give your place a memory.

What’s changing at this place? The benchmark is the first photos.

See how it works →
Now: the crack in the wall is wider
Benchmark: a thin crack in the same wall
BenchmarkNow

GeoVeracity

Has that crack got wider?

Is this building changing? The benchmark is the first inspection.

See how it works →

Illustrative

Same place. Many ways to listen.

Sound underground. A tap on a tag. A satellite passing overhead. A photo from the same spot. On their own they are noise. In one dated record they tell you which way a place is heading, and how fast.

Orchards running dry, railway walls settling, rivers carrying a spill, market squares getting busier: four places, many sources, one record.

Spot the change.

Same spot, two captures. Tap where you think something changed on the right.

Round 1 of 3 · The jump

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Benchmark capture
Benchmark
Now capture
Now

Tap the Now picture.

Illustrative

We create change.

We turn what we heard and saw into something people use, then come back and measure whether it worked.

JumpXn

A weekly show riders compete in.

BioVeracity

A place memory people return to.

GeoVeracity

A decision based on the record, not a guess.

Straight talk.

Look for the small grey labels: Real footage Illustrative Concept

Works today

The BioVeracity app: repeat photos and visits for a place.

The GeoVeracity enquiry site.

Being built

The JumpXn show and ghost comparison (prototype).

Not built yet

Sound and vibration capture.

Bring us your challenge.

Tell us what you want to measure and where it is.

Want to bring this method to your industry? Talk to us about licensing.

Or email us: [email protected]