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Three lines of HTML render a credentialed score chip on your blog, Substack, newsletter, or doc. Auto-updates when scores change. Auto-links back. Auto-tracked, so you see which posts engage. Free.

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How it works

  • The chip auto-updates. When a TVI score changes, the embedded chip changes too. No re-paste required.
  • The whole chip is a link back to the canonical title page on tvintelligentsia.com, so readers can drill into the full breakdown.
  • Every render fires a Plausible event with your domain. We see where the embed lives, you get a passive backlink. Both sides win.
  • The methodology is published. Every embedded chip cites the same v1.2 rubric. Open, citable, defensible.
  • No JavaScript required on your side. Pure iframe. Renders in under 100ms with no external font load.

Where it lives in the wild

Mock contexts. The chip carries its own visual weight in any house.

Why The Bear Season 3 didn't land.
The kitchen sequences are still some of the best craft on TV. But this season's structural choices left the emotional core unresolved.
THE BEAR 163
For newsletter writers
Substack inline citation
Drop a score chip mid-paragraph as the credentialed anchor for your take.
Severance vs. Mr. Robot
Two cerebral thrillers, two different bets on form. One earns its philosophical weight scene-by-scene; the other carries it on craft alone.
SEVERANCE 167
For film bloggers
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Dark-on-light or light-on-dark — the chip adapts the surrounding type and color cues.
REVIEW · Sci-Fi Round-Up
Annihilation pulls off what Foundation can't: speculative content that earns its philosophical weight by paying attention to what the audience already knows.
ANNIHILATION 167
For review sites
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Built on the TVI v1.2 methodology. Published TVI methodology, with credentialed review for children's content. 2,338 titles scored. No studio money.