Creative Intelligence
Research the market, then make the ads in your brand
A creative workspace with its own shell: keyword search across the public ad market, Vera and her crew, briefs and storyboards, image ads, AI-actor video and multi-scene films in your brand, and a verdict at the end that comes from bookings rather than clicks.
The situation
Ad research tools can show you what strangers are running and stop there. Making the ad is another tool, publishing it a third, and none of them can tell you which piece of creative turned into money, because they are not sitting on the records where that lives.
Three sources, kept apart and labelled
Keyword market search reads Meta’s public Ad Library. A paste box takes a column of links, forty at a time, duplicates skipped. Brands you follow are swept daily. Every record keeps its provenance and collection date, and the three never merge into one undifferentiated pile.
- Auto-tagged by hook, persona, USP, theme and awareness stage
- Video transcribed on request, with the model and time recorded
- How long an ad has run is labelled an observed signal, never a winner
Ad Studio: image ads, AI actors and films
Image ads in variants across persona, situation and angle. One script, up to five AI actors, each a lip-synced ad badged “AI actor”. A whole written ad cut into shots and filmed with the same people in every frame. Seven video models, each priced in credits before you press anything.
Vera, and an approval queue
A workspace assistant that reads five collections and can change nothing, so it answers fast and says how many records each answer came from. Everything she wants to make waits in a queue with her reasoning attached, and approving one creates a draft — it has never once meant publishing.
Radar: scale, watch, refresh or kill
The verdict comes from leads, bookings and revenue actually collected, compared against your own median rather than an industry figure nobody can source. It refuses to call a kill under ten leads, because confident advice from a sample of four is worse than no advice.
- Winning Angles turns a winner into a variation in one click
- Attribution runs brief → post → booking, never inferred from timing
- Paid campaigns can be created, always paused, on your own ad account
In short
Creative Intelligence: common questions
What is Creative Intelligence?
A creative workspace inside BittaFlow: keyword search across Meta's public Ad Library, briefs and storyboards, image ads, AI-actor video and multi-scene films in your brand, and a verdict on each piece judged from leads, bookings and revenue.
Can it publish or spend on ads by itself?
No. Everything the assistant suggests waits in an approval queue and creates a draft. Paid campaigns can only be created paused, on your own ad account.
Does it show competitor ad spend?
No. Nobody outside an ad account can see its spend or return on ad spend, so it does not pretend to. How long an ad has run is labelled as an observed signal, not as proof it is winning.
How much does Creative Intelligence cost?
$109 a month with a 3-day free trial. It is included on every agency plan.
See it on your own data.
Self-serve plans come with a 3-day trial. The card goes in at checkout and nothing is charged until day 4 — cancel before then and nothing is.