Free to use. Demo city Atlanta. Taste by place, never identity.
Wallspace reads Qloo taste data block by block, picks the billboards, bus shelters and street screens where a brand's audience lives, and writes a line for each face. Atlanta to start.
| # | Face | Neighbourhood | Type | Per week | What the block loves | Copy line | Sign-off |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
sample brand Porchlight Comedy Tour is invented; face rates are sample values. Rows come from the app's public sample plan.
How it works
Four steps, each done by a named model with its cost in the run log. The sample plan below is a real run for a sample brand.
Describe the audience by what it loves. Qloo's taste data scores every block in Atlanta against those loves, and each face is scored by the block it stands on, not by who drives past it.
See the heat mapNemotron 3.5 Super VL reads the site photo of each shortlisted face for sightline, clutter and how much of the frame the face fills. A board half hidden behind poles leaves the plan before it costs anything.
Read the run logNemotron 3.5 Lightning writes three lines per face from what that block over-indexes on. A live guard checks every line as it lands: plan by taste, never by race, religion, age or any other identity.
Open the picksNemotron 3 Ultra 550B reads the finished plan for clashing copy, budget sense and brand fit, and can send a line back. Then NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails, run as a Nebius job, signs off every line before print.
See the sign-offThe pieces around the picks: how the money splits, what each model did, what the media owner sees and where the plan goes next.
Who lives around each face, by taste, and which brands to pitch.
Open media-owner modeApproval in Slack, the brief to the media owner, a deal, a sheet and the dates.
See the connectorsWallspace plans by what a block loves, aggregated by place. It never sees a person, a phone or a profile, and every number below is measured.
A brief that targets race, religion, age or any other identity is refused, with a rewrite built on what the audience loves instead.
The run log lists each call: which model, how long, how many tokens and what it cost. Nothing hides behind a single "AI" label.
A Slack approval, an email to the media owner with replies sorted, a HubSpot deal, a Google Sheet, calendar dates and an OpenOOH deal-request file.
6 destinations
Slack, Gmail or Outlook, HubSpot, Google Sheets, Google Calendar, OpenOOH
Source: connections page
From the sample plan
Each line below is the one the sample plan runs on that face, written by Nemotron 3.5 Lightning and signed off by NeMo Guardrails.
Approve in Slack, send the brief to the media owner by Gmail or Outlook and sort the replies, open a HubSpot deal, share a Google Sheet, put the dates on a calendar, or export an OpenOOH deal request.
Connect your toolsHow the taste data works, what it never touches, and what is still a sample.
