Multimodal behavioral analysis

What FaceMirror sees, you can't see on your own

A session of up to 5 minutes of speech that reveals hidden patterns — how you think, make decisions, and behave under pressure.

2 patent applications filed · Preprint: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21706859
FaceMirror

Multiple channels.
One session. Up to 5 minutes of speech.

01 · Session

Structured speech recording

Up to 5 minutes of free verbal association to the rhythm of a metronome. No prepared answers.

02 · Analysis

Multimodal triangulation

A proprietary algorithm analyzes multiple channels at once: speech, voice and a validated self-report instrument (IPIP-BFM-50). The disagreements between channels are the finding.

03 · Profile

Recognition + Shift

A confidential profile in two layers. The first confirms what you already know about yourself. The second shows what multiple channels see and you don't.

Up to 5 minutes of speech.
A map of the stable patterns in your thinking.

After the session, the system builds a thinking map — a spatial visualization of how your speech is organized. Each bubble is a semantic theme. Connections are transitions between themes. Green — new directions. Red — returns.

Cluster size shows how much cognitive space you devoted to a topic. Pace within it — how freely. The map is deterministic: the same session always produces the same result.

Demonstration map · Data anonymized

work 18 w · 2.4 w/s decisions 11 w · 3.1 w/s control 14 w · 1.8 w/s family 16 w · 2.0 w/s future 9 w · 1.4 w/s new direction return to theme size — volume · brightness — pace

Position is meaning

Words sit where they belong in semantic space. Related themes cluster together. This is not coincidence.

Connections are the movement of thought

Where thought travels, how often it returns — this is a pattern that is difficult to simulate or conceal.

The map is individually distinct

Two people with the same archetype produce different maps. This is a cognitive signature, not a personality type.

Most people know about half of themselves.
The other half is visible to others — or to no one.

Patterns in how you make decisions

Not how you think you decide — but which patterns show up in the process. The decision is often made before you're aware of it.

What you transmit without knowing

Voice carries signals you don't control. Multiple channels catch what a single observer would miss.

Where your strength works against you

Every stable pattern has a cost. The system shows not just what works — but what it costs.

Deep-dive analysis

After the base session — choose a topic: burnout, career, leadership, negotiation, learning. The analysis goes deeper where you need it.