It reads every page that matters.
Product pages, the about page, offers, reviews and claims. It downloads the product photos and the exact fonts the site uses, so nothing has to be guessed later.
Robin researches your brand like a senior strategist, builds your brand kit, then designs performance statics with your real product photos, logo, fonts and colours.
They generate images from a prompt. So your packaging gets redrawn, your label gets invented, and the ad ends up looking like everyone else's. Your customers notice in a second.
Robin never draws your product. It does the homework first, then designs with what's already yours.
Here's what Robin found when we gave it a single web address, before it designed a thing.
Product pages, the about page, offers, reviews and claims. It downloads the product photos and the exact fonts the site uses, so nothing has to be guessed later.
Robin pulls the brand's live Meta ads and recent Instagram posts, and reads which looks, offers and lines they keep coming back to. New ads build on what's working instead of repeating it.
Robin finds the brands competing for the same customer and goes through their ads in Meta's Ad Library, ranked by how widely they're seen, to learn the formats and claims the category leans on.
"The most seen statics are a gift grid: 'Get Your $72 Free Welcome Kit Now' with each item struck-through and tagged Free."Robin's notes on AG1
From the site and the ads, Robin writes down the brand's personality, its signature lines and its customer, so the copy sounds like the brand wrote it.
"Tastes like a treat, works like a supplement."A Grüns line Robin picked up
"...busy millennial women and parents, who know they have nutrition gaps but won't put up with pills or chalky greens powders."Robin's read on the customer
So Robin made the study the story, in an editorial format no competitor runs.
Logo, colours, fonts and product photos, pulled from your own site and cut out cleanly. This is everything Robin is allowed to design with. You can change any of it, and every future ad follows.




Grüns' brand kit, exactly as Robin built it from gruns.co.
Every ad starts from a real reference ad that is already working in the market, and is built from your brand kit. Real packs, real logo, real fonts. The words are the only thing Robin writes, in your voice and backed by the research.


Finished adSame Robin, completely different ads, because every one is built from that brand's own kit and research.
Each ad comes in 1:1 for feed and 9:16 for Stories and Reels. The tall version is designed for its own space, not a square floating in a tall frame.
Every ad is scored against a performance-static checklist, redesigned where it falls short, and only the strongest make the cut. Then you have the final say.
"No competitor runs notes-app or personal-list statics, so this is an open lane that takes on the powder brands without naming them."
Tell Robin what to change, like you would a designer. It redesigns that ad and checks it again.
Hit "AI slop" and Robin throws the ad away and makes a brand new one in its place, with a fresh angle.
Start on the monthly plan, or pay per ad and make as many as you need.
For brands running ads every month
Works out at $11.63 per ad
Try it out, or make as many as you need
No monthly fee
Prices in Australian dollars.
No. Every product photo, logo and font in your ads comes from your own website and brand kit. Robin uses AI to research your brand, write the copy and lay out the design, but it never generates or redraws an image.
Just your store's web address. Robin works best with Shopify stores, where it can read your full product catalogue, and works with other sites using the images on your pages.
A new set of ads usually takes 30 to 40 minutes, because Robin researches, designs and checks every ad properly. You don't need to watch: close the tab and come back.
No. Robin never touches your ad account. You download the finished PNGs and upload them to Ads Manager yourself, so nothing goes live without you.
Open your brand kit and fix it: a colour, a font, which logo to use, which photos are off limits. Every ad Robin makes after that follows your changes.
Yes. Add as many brands as you like to your account and invite your team to work on them with you.
A revision is a change you ask for on one ad, in plain English. A regeneration ("AI slop") throws an ad away and makes a completely new one in its place.
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