Find who’s advertising. And who isn’t.
Discover advertisers—or find companies with no recorded ad history, backed by recent checks. Go beyond the brands already on your radar.
Don’t just see ads.
See the strategy.
Who’s advertising. Where their ads are seen. Which formats and people they put behind the message. We watch LinkedIn, Facebook, and Google, so you know who’s running ads where. And who isn’t.
Watching these networks
MCP or CLI: what do we build next?
Two machines enter, one feature ships first. We are far too democratic to decide alone, so the internet gets to pick — one ballot per modem.
More than an ad library.
See their media mix.
Understand the balance of images, video, carousels, and other formats. Filter by ad type to see how companies approach each one.
See where their ads are seen.
Explore country breakdowns of reported impressions, where available. Separate where a company is based from where its advertising is delivered.
Discover the people behind the ads.
Spot companies promoting personal posts and explore the authors they sponsor. See how person-led ads fit alongside brand-led advertising.
Find a niche, not a broad category.
AI-powered industry classification will help you find companies by what they actually do—not just a broad LinkedIn industry label.
Three channels. One clear picture.
Monitor companies across LinkedIn, Facebook, and Google. See who’s running ads where—and spot the channels missing from their strategy.
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Demonstration entries — the real book opens when visitors arrive.
« Finally, someone shows who’s actually buying LinkedIn ads instead of guessing from press releases. My Tuesday reports thank you. »
« The Canva profile alone saved me an entire afternoon. I showed the media mix donut to my team and they stopped meeting about it. »
« I typed “ads” into the big blinking search box of the internet and ended up here. 10/10, would wait for the page to load again. »
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