Story Analysis · Powered by AttentionCode

How good is your storytelling? Now you can measure it.

AttentionCode analyzes your delivery against 110 communication skills, mapped from the study of 5,000 speakers. No opinions — a score, a breakdown, and the exact skills to work on next.

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Your AttentionCode
Sample report
72
/ 100 · Advanced storyteller
Story structure84
Voice & pacing76
Body language61
Emotional engagement68

Three steps to your score

01 — Record

Film yourself telling a story or giving a talk — your phone is enough.

02 — Submit

Upload it at attentioncode.com and it’s analyzed against all 110 skills.

03 — Improve

Get your AttentionCode report with the skills that will lift your score most — and a path to work on them.

“Attention is the world’s most valuable currency.”

Charisma isn’t a gift — it’s 110 measurable skills. AttentionCode was built from a 7-year study of 5,000+ speakers, and every analysis runs on evidence, not opinion.

Evidence, not opinions

Every score is backed by exact timestamps from your own video — the AI never flatters.

Results in ~30 minutes

Record on your phone, upload, and the full report is ready before your next meeting.

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Step inside a demo analysis with no registration — and climb the WorldTopSpeakers leaderboard when you’re ready.

Inside your report

Two of the 110 dimensions AttentionCode measures in every story you submit.

Sense Immersion

From your AttentionCode report

The brain simulates what it hears: when your story engages sight, sound, taste, smell and feeling, listeners don’t just follow it — they live it. The more senses you trigger, the deeper the immersion and the longer the story is remembered. A wider radar means richer sensory engagement.

Sound 5/5 Vision 5/5 Taste 2/5 Smell 0/5 Feeling 3/5
Sound 5/5
Vision 5/5
Taste 2/5
Smell 0/5
Feeling 3/5

Pace Variation

From your AttentionCode report

A monotone pace is where attention goes to die. Varying your words per minute creates contrast, signals emotional shifts, and re-hooks the room — it’s variation, not speed, that keeps people listening. Under 100 WPM reads slow, 120–140 is the conversational sweet spot, over 160 is fast.

Average pace
148 WPM
Pace variation
100%
250 150 50 0:00 4:00 8:00 12:00 16:00
Min: 0 WPM Max: 240 WPM

Know your score. Then raise it.

Your analysis is the starting point for coaching with David — every program begins and ends with an AttentionCode measurement.

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