A blank form instead of a brief
The launch starts not with advertising but with “what goes in this field”: product, USP, geo, interests, objectives — all of it written before the first click.
An AI campaign wizard that starts from your website
Describe the product once — or just paste your site URL. The AI wizard reads it, proposes platforms, audiences, budgets and objectives, and every campaign created from that plan waits in PAUSED until you have checked it.
Why launching a campaign stalls at setup
The draft dies with the tab
Half the brief is filled in, the tab closes, and it all starts over. Campaign setup rarely fits into one sitting between calls and other work.
Every platform wants its own logic
The same idea unfolds differently in Google, Meta, TikTok and Telegram: objectives, formats and structure do not survive a copy-paste between them.
Three steps from a URL to a finished plan
Give it a site or a brief
Paste the website URL and the wizard reads it and fills the fields itself. Or walk the six steps by hand: platforms, product, audience, budget, objectives, review.
Check what the AI filled in
Every field stays editable — audience, interests, geo, languages, budget split. The draft saves itself as you go and survives a closed tab.
Create campaigns from the project
The wizard produces a project with a plan per selected platform. Campaigns created from it are created PAUSED, for review before anything runs.
What the AI campaign wizard gives you
One URL is enough to start
Site analysis fills in the name, description, selling points and key themes, then proposes platforms and a budget — the brief becomes proofreading.
Six steps instead of a blank page
Platforms, product, audience, budget, objectives and a final review: at every step it is clear what is left to decide.
The draft saves itself
The wizard stores what you typed and offers to restore it next time you open it, so an unfinished brief is never lost.
The audience written down
Age, gender, geo, interests and languages are set explicitly and travel into the plan instead of living in the head of whoever filled the form.
Budget visible before launch
The total, the period and the split across selected platforms are on screen before generation, not after the first charge appears.
A history of projects
Every generation stays a separate project with its platforms, budget and status, so comparing two approaches does not mean digging through email.
In numbers
- 6
- steps from brief to a finished campaign plan
- 2
- ways to start: a website URL or a manual brief
- PAUSED
- the status of every campaign created from the plan
Questions about the AI campaign wizard
What do I need to start — a website or a brief?
Either one is enough. Give the wizard a site URL and it reads the page and fills the fields itself; otherwise walk the six-step brief by hand. Auto-filled values stay editable right up to generation.
Which platforms does the plan cover?
The wizard lets you pick Google, Meta, TikTok, Telegram, YouTube and Yandex — one or several at once. The plan is worked out separately for each selected platform rather than copied between them.
Will the campaigns start spending straight away?
No. A campaign created from a wizard project appears with the status PAUSED and is marked as awaiting review. Turning it on stays a separate, deliberate human action.
What happens if I close the tab halfway through?
The draft is saved automatically. Next time you open the wizard it offers to restore what you had entered, and you continue from the same place instead of the first step.
Can I edit the plan after it is generated?
Yes. The project opens with every suggestion for platforms, audiences and budget, and you can change them before creating any campaign. Projects are kept as a list with statuses: draft, processing, completed, failed.
Get your first plan out of one brief
The wizard publishes nothing by itself: what comes out is a project and PAUSED campaigns you review before launch.