See the patterns behind the signals
SignsWatch tracks what kind of signs are appearing, how strongly they are clustering, and whether the evidence base is growing or cooling over time
Explore the full signal field
Each block represents a sign in the current rolling signal mix. Larger blocks show greater recent signal volume. Select any sign to open its dedicated drilldown view
Signals are surfacing across regions
SignsWatch is built to observe patterns across regions, sources and signal categories. This map shows the system’s global awareness layer without turning the page into a traffic report
Prev vs Now
The same mix shown on the dashboard, enlarged. Slice colour follows the top-sign colour language; pie size shows total rolling 30-day signal volume
Composition and volume
The stacked bars show which signs dominated each rolling 30-day period. The blue line shows total report volume, so a large share based on a handful of reports does not mean the same as a large share backed by a wider evidence base
Which signs are rising?
This view compares the leading signs across rolling 30-day periods, based on canonical source/report dates rather than processing dates
How many signals appeared in each period?
This view shows absolute signal counts, stacked by sign. It is useful for seeing whether a period was genuinely heavy with signals, rather than only dominated by one category
Passing on understanding
SignsWatch measures which pages people choose to pass on to others. This is intended as a usefulness signal, not a popularity contest.
The system records page group and share method only. It does not track recipients, identities or downstream behaviour.
