01 AI analysis

The campaign reading, done

The AI reads the period across every platform and returns three to six points, most important first, each with the reason and the move.

  • Each campaign is judged by its own goal: CPC, CPM, CPA or ROAS.
  • Every point is graded good, watch or critical, and names the campaign.
  • A sober tone, so it can be shown to a client without embarrassing anyone.

02 Creative analysis

The ad read the way someone scrolls past it

The analysis looks at the image, the copy and the call to action, and says what to change: text fighting the product, a call that does not match the offer.

  • Reads the ad's image, not only the numbers.
  • Flags creative fatigue before CTR drops off.
  • Suggests the concrete swap: another call, another crop, another colour.

03 Budget reallocation

When one platform gets cheaper, the budget follows

Cinble compares cost per conversion across accounts and proposes moving budget to where it pays more, with the number behind it.

  • A projection based on each account's recent performance.
  • Shows today and the proposal side by side.
  • Nothing changes without someone on the team approving it.

04 Alerts

What needs a look, grouped by why

Campaigns with a problem come first, grouped by reason: stopped delivering, creative fatigue, no clicks, no conversions.

  • One list for the team to start the week.
  • Open the campaign or ask for the analysis right there.
  • What has been seen can be dismissed.

05 Reports

The report that goes to the meeting

A report freezes the period and opens as a presentation, with the client's logo on the cover. It turns into a PDF from the browser's print dialog.

  • March is still March a year from now.
  • Ready slides, nothing to build by hand.
  • The AI analysis goes into the report itself.

06 Daily digest

The day starts in your inbox

As soon as the day closes on the platforms, each account's summary arrives, leading with what changed: a campaign that stopped, a cost out of line.

  • One email per company, for owners and admins.
  • The subject line already carries the headline.
  • It can be switched off in the company settings.

07 Teams and access

One company per client, one access per person

Agencies and freelancers keep each client in its own space and give each person the right level of access.

  • One client's data never mixes with another's.
  • Four levels, from owner to read only.
  • A Google manager account (MCC) connected in one go.
For agencies

08 MCP

Your accounts inside Claude and Cursor

Cinble's MCP servers let you ask about Google Ads and Meta Ads right in the assistant you already use.

  • Works in Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code.
  • Read only during early access.
  • Access can be revoked at any time.
Meet the MCP servers

One panel for every account

Your budget won't wait. Neither will month end.

Connect your accounts today and see on the very first sync what is losing money.