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behavior intelligence / built from real journeys
Clickstream and AI search intelligence based on aggregated, privacy-secured behavioral signals.
Jump directly to a data product, business use case, or industry view. Every item opens a dedicated page with scope, applications, and next steps.
Feeds, aggregates, features, and scoped research extracts.
Start with the decision or market question your team needs to answer.
Explore behavior intelligence for six high-signal markets.
Independent public research shows AI adoption and AI-driven referrals moving quickly. These figures are market context, not BGraph product metrics.
Open Research HubUse roughly doubled from 2023 to 2025. The 2026 survey expanded the question to include other chatbots, so that point is marked separately.
Source: Pew Research Center ↗Year-over-year change during the U.S. 2025 holiday season. Adobe reports that its retail analysis covers more than 1 trillion visits.
Source: Adobe Digital Insights ↗+357% YoYAI referrals in June 2025
AI referrals were about 0.6% of Google referral volume in this estimate. The signal is growing fast, but classic search still sets the scale.
Source: Similarweb ↗Page views tell you what happened. BGraph reveals how it happened - connecting the searches, visits, comparisons, and choices that shape a market.
Move beyond isolated dashboards and build strategy on the relationships between people, content, products, and demand.
Talk to our data teamUnderstand the sequence behind a decision, including the relevant steps before the final click.
Track movement in audiences, categories, and competitors as it unfolds.
Ground models and strategy in observed signals with privacy and governance controls.
Start with a product type, then define the fields, market, cadence, and controls.
Receive structured behavioral events for market research, journey analysis, forecasting, and model development.
View product ↗02Analyze discovery, research, comparison, and action through aggregated digital journey patterns.
View product ↗03Measure AI platform adoption, category movement, channel shifts, and downstream behavior using aggregated signals.
View product ↗04Track attention, overlap, discovery sources, and category movement across defined digital markets.
View product ↗05Use aggregated sequences, graph edges, labels, and temporal features in ranking, forecasting, and recommendation systems.
View product ↗06Define a market question and receive a focused dataset, analysis, or recurring research output.
View product ↗Shape the dataset around the question your team needs to answer.
Follow real journeys from discovery to decision and see where intent is forming before it appears in traditional reports.
↗Benchmark brands, products, and channels using observed digital behavior - beyond surveys and isolated snapshots.
↗Give recommendation, forecasting, and research systems a structured signal layer built around sequences and relationships.
↗Spot emerging audiences, content, and competitors while there is still time to act on the opportunity.
↗Explore real-world behavior across your industry, customers, and competitive market.
We turn high-volume behavioral signals into a useful, focused layer for your team.
Align on the market, audience, or decision you want to understand.
Model relevant events as journeys, relationships, and behavioral clusters.
Receive a clean dataset or custom insight shaped for your workflow.
Find patterns that stay hidden in standard dashboards.
A behavior graph connects digital events into meaningful journeys. BGraph shows how people move between searches, sites, categories, and decisions over time.
BGraph fits modern analytics and data science workflows. Delivery follows the fields, cadence, geography, and taxonomy your team already uses.
Yes. The graph can be scoped around industries, domains, cohorts, geographies, or business questions. Your team receives a focused signal without an oversized raw feed.
BGraph is designed around aggregated, privacy-secured insight. We focus on market-level patterns and behavioral relationships, not identifying individuals.