Flows are visual workflows that monitor competitors for you. New ads and organic posts go in, AI filters and scores them in the middle, and the result lands in Slack, Teams, email, or your own tools — without anyone checking anything.
Someone on your team checks the ad libraries. Every week they pull the same brands, scan the same feeds, paste the same screenshots into the same deck. A flow does that loop for them: it wakes with every index refresh, pulls what changed, runs your filters and your AI criteria over it, and delivers only what survives. The checking happens whether or not anyone remembers to check.
And because the middle of a flow is AI, the filter can be anything you can phrase: “score the hook 1–10,” “flag anything price-led,” “does this look like our Q3 campaign?” Chain steps together, branch on the results, and route each branch somewhere different. No code, no cron jobs — a canvas.
Every flow is three kinds of blocks. Pick a source, stack the reasoning, choose where results land.
Not a diagram — the actual canvas, live. Four bank advertisers feeding one Sense review, combined into a single email read-out.
The flows most teams build first, prewired. Pick one, point it at your brands, activate.
Every new ad from the brands you track, AI-summarised into one morning email.
A standing watch on everything currently delivering — spot rotations the day they happen.
Alert the moment any competitor mentions your product, your price, or your brand.
A branded competitive read-out, generated and saved to your artifacts library every week.
Follow what tracked TikTok and Instagram accounts publish — before it becomes an ad.
Wire your own from scratch. Any trigger, any AI step, any destination.
Every document, spreadsheet, and report a flow saves lands in one library. Weekly read-outs as documents, matched ads as CSV — download any of them, or open them right in the browser. Your monitoring builds a paper trail on its own.
Flow emails are fully white-label: your logo, your colors, your layout. Restyle the default design, or paste your own HTML for full control — then pick a template per email step. What clients receive looks like you, not us.
Automatically, every 12–24 hours, in step with the index refresh. You can also trigger a test run any time while building, so you see exactly what a flow will match and send before you activate it.
Your first flow takes about five minutes to build. It runs forever after that.