Palace Beacon
A beacon for every website.
Beacon is a small piece of software a publisher installs on a site. It turns each visit into one real, relevant ad.
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Today
The same ad for everyone.
One fixed product, whatever the story. A real placement, with no understanding of the page or the person reading it.
Today
It breaks on contact.
People scroll past it, block it, or leave. Publishers lose the page; advertisers lose the money.
Install
Beacon goes into the page.
One installation. From the first second it reads the visit, the way it is reading yours right now.
You, right now
You’re here, on this device.
Your browser told us. No app, no sign-in, no cookie.
You, right now
Somewhere we can’t place yet.
Your connection says roughly where it comes from. Beacon keeps the guess as a guess.
You, right now
It’s now, where you are.
The light on this page follows your sky.
Our best guess
Not enough for a guess yet.
We don’t know who you are. This is what usually goes with this place, this hour and this device.
Now you
Say something to an app.
Three apps with an agent inside. The agent’s lines are scripted. As you type, Jev reads every word, and the interests it hears rise out of the swarm with the words that gave them away. Even ones you only imply. Send keeps the strong ones, and the separate ad under the chat follows them.
How it works
Conversations bring the interest. Placements bring the ad.
An app’s agent turns what people say into structured interest evidence for Beacon. A separate placement reads only the interests it is permitted to use and picks a real product from a real catalog. Agent replies never carry ads.
The network
Every beacon is a publisher.
Installed across the web, beacons learn together: what works on one site strengthens all of them. Advertisers reach the whole swarm through one line.
Palace Beacon
Install Beacon.
One installation. One real ad for every visit.