The execution layer for AI-run advertising

Let any AI run your ad ops. Safely.

AdCockpit is the layer that lets Claude, ChatGPT and every AI analyze, recommend, and act on your paid advertising — across every platform, behind a spend ceiling, a target-market lock, and an audit log.

Safe by design

An allow-list, a spend ceiling, a target-market lock and an append-only audit log wrap every write. Actions are off by default until you turn them on.

Any AI

Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini — one URL. AdCockpit runs underneath the assistant you already use. Protocol- and model-agnostic.

Every platform

Google Ads, GA4, AppsFlyer today; Meta, X and Yandex next. One neutral schema across all of them — no platform's home turf.

Not another dashboard to log into.

Optmyzr wants you in Optmyzr. Google wants you in Google Ads. We want you nowhere new — you stay in the AI you already talk to, and AdCockpit works underneath it.

And here's the part only a third party can own: the company that sells you ads can't be the one that polices your ad spend. That layer has to be neutral, cross-platform, and on your side. That's the layer we build.

In your AI

“Find the campaigns that burned budget with no conversions last week — and pause the worst one.”
AdCockpit reads it, grounds it in real numbers, proposes the change
Apply · guarded

Illustrative.

Letting an AI touch your budget should worry you.

So we built the guardrails first. Every action an AI proposes passes through a control layer before a single dollar can move — and writes stay off until you enable them.

Allow-list

Only a small, named set of actions can ever run.

Spend ceiling

A hard budget limit no action can cross.

Target-market lock

Can't push spend outside the geos you set.

Audit log

Every proposed and applied change, recorded.

Recommendations are grounded in your real metrics — never a fabricated uplift number. Sample data is clearly labelled until you connect a live account.

The closed loop

It doesn't just advise — it acts, then measures what actually happened.

1

Pull

Your ad accounts land in one place.

2

Interpret

It reads the signals — leaking geos, bot farms, wasted spend.

3

Recommend

Quantified, prioritized, confidence-tagged. No made-up numbers.

4

Act

One guarded click — ceiling + market lock + audit log.

5

Measure

Track the real outcome. Proof, not a guess.

One neutral layer, every platform

AppsFlyer as the measurement spine; each platform's own API for actions. Normalized into one schema so your AI reasons across all of them.

Google Ads · liveGA4 · liveAppsFlyer · liveMeta Ads · soonX Ads · soonYandex · soon

Add AdCockpit to your AI

One URL, every MCP-native client. Paste it, sign in with Google, and your AI can pull live recommendations and apply guarded actions by chat. Build once — runs everywhere.

https://adcockpit.io/api/mcp

Claude

web · desktop
  1. 1.Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
  2. 2.Paste the URL, click Add
  3. 3.Sign in with Google to authorize

ChatGPT

Plus · Pro · Business
  1. 1.Settings → Connectors (enable Developer mode)
  2. 2.Add → paste the URL → Connect
  3. 3.Sign in with Google to authorize

Cursor · Windsurf · Cline

IDE agents
  1. 1.Open MCP settings → Add server
  2. 2.Choose a remote/HTTP server, paste the URL
  3. 3.Complete the sign-in prompt

Gemini CLI · Vertex

dev · enterprise
  1. 1.Add a remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP)
  2. 2.Point it at the URL
  3. 3.Authorize with Google

No credentials are entered into AdCockpit — you authorize with Google, and each connection only ever sees its own accounts. Before you connect an ad account, every tool returns clearly-labelled sample data so you can try it first.

A one-click listing in the Claude connectors directory is in review.

Questions

What model powers AdCockpit?

It's model-agnostic. Used as a connector, the reasoning is done by whatever AI you're already in — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — while AdCockpit supplies the grounded, real-data tools and guardrails underneath. Its built-in deep analysis runs on Anthropic's Claude. Either way, every recommendation is grounded in your actual campaign numbers — the model interprets computed data, it never invents statistics.

Does AdCockpit train on my data?

No. We don't train or fine-tune any model on your data. Every analysis is generated fresh from your current, real numbers — nothing is accumulated into a training set. Your data is used solely to produce your own diagnostics, and it's never sold.

Is it safe to let an AI touch my ad budget?

Yes — that's the whole point. Every write passes a control layer first: an allow-list of actions, a spend ceiling, a target-market lock, and an append-only audit log. Actions are off by default until you enable them, and nothing runs without your approval.

Which platforms does it support?

Google Ads, Google Analytics 4 and AppsFlyer today; Meta, X and Yandex are next. Everything is normalized into one neutral schema so your AI can reason across all of them.

Where does my data go?

Connection tokens are encrypted at rest (AES-256) and never exposed to the browser. Campaign data is read only to render your own diagnostics — not sold or shared. Our use of Google data follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

How do I connect it?

Add the connector URL — adcockpit.io/api/mcp — in your AI client, then sign in with Google. Before you connect an ad account, every tool returns clearly-labelled sample data so you can try it first.

More in our Privacy Policy and Support.

Give your AI a safe way to run your ads.