VuerDiscuss a pilot

Some impressions count more than others.

Verified Viewing by Vuer turns popular mobile apps into privacy-safe sensors to detect nearby TVs, confirming the number of people actually in the room, at scale.

Discuss a pilotExplore the signal

Real-time. Session-level. Privacy-safe. No PII, no cameras, no biometrics.

Overhead view of a living room where three people watch a TV ad while Bluetooth signal travels from the TV to each of their phones
Attentive
Attentive
Distracted
Beacon lines run from the TV to each detected phone. Phones in active use are flagged distracted; idle phones are flagged attentive.
A couple on a living-room sofa: one person watches the television while the other looks at a phone, with a second phone left on the coffee table
00:28:52 co-viewing

Viewership intelligence

Every room is different. Our AI can tell.

A per-TV ML model calibrates detection to each room individually, fusing motion sensor telemetry to separate real co-viewers from those down the hall, upstairs, or next door; and false positives are stripped continuously. The output is deterministic and session-level: people in the room, at this moment, in front of this glass — with second-screen behavior treated as a feature, not a blind spot.

There's levels to this.

Verified Viewing labels every co-viewing event with proprietary VV tags: VV1 for single-user detections, VV2 for two users, and so on; all the way to VVX to identify out-of-home TVs and create high-value deal IDs.

Co-viewing isn't static, it changes from across markets, dayparts, categories, and even household. Our VV labels keep up with it all, in real time.

A couple watching television together in bed at night
VV2
A crowded sports bar where many people watch a game on a large screen
VVX

Explore the signal

Co-viewing at scale. At last.

Verified co-viewers per impression, a co-viewing index by content, daypart, and geography, incremental reach beyond account- and household-level counts, aggregate second-screen activity, and a real-time verified-presence flag you can transact on — all from one signal, across TV and mobile.

Privacy by design.

Verified Viewing collects no names, emails, IP addresses, account IDs, or persistent device identifiers — and uses no camera, microphone, location, or biometrics. The TV emits only an anonymous, rotating token, and no viewer is ever asked to change their behavior. Consent is handled on the phone. Every figure sits behind a floor of at least 100 people, with identity blind to all parties.

  • No PII
  • No camera, microphone, location, or biometrics
  • Presence, never identity
  • Identity blind to all parties
  • Consent on the phone
  • Aggregated behind a floor of 100+

Who it's for

One signal, four winners.

  • OEMs

    Ship a lightweight background service that emits a rotating, anonymous Bluetooth token — no content read, no household identified, nothing consumer-facing. Turn your installed base into a new, privacy-safe data to increase ACR and FAST revenue.

  • CTV publishers

    Price inventory on verified people, not active screens. Equip your ad-sales team with an independently verified co-viewing factor to hold premium CPMs — a deterministic count that enhances the panel-based measurement you already transact on. API-based, with no change to your stack.

  • Mobile publishers

    Understand the TV content and ads your users are exposed to. When your opted-in users detect the beacon, you gain a privacy-safe, cross-screen view of what they watch on the living-room screen — returned as aggregate, clean-room insights you can use to enrich your audience understanding.

  • DSPs & agencies

    Verify the real reach of every campaign. Attach verified presence, co-viewing, and second-screen activity to the impressions you already buy — prove how many people a flight actually reached, and apply premium CPMs to verified co-viewed inventory pre- and post-bid.