AdTech · AI
Our own productElusiveAds
A team of AI agents that analyses, improves and, if you want, autonomously runs ad campaigns.
At a glance
- Commissioned by
- Elusive Innovations · Our own product
- Sector
- AdTech · AI
- Our role
- Product strategy, multi-agent architecture, design and build
- Timeline
- 2024, ongoing
- Team
- Elusive, design and build
- Status
- Live in production
The challenge
What was going on
Advertising across Google, Meta, X, TikTok and Pinterest means switching between five worlds, each with its own data, rules and controls. Overview and speed get lost.
Optimisation needs constant attention, while the real gains sit in small, continuous improvements no human can track all at once.
Our approach
How we tackled it
We designed a platform where AI agents do the heavy analysis and the human stays in control, until you deliberately let go.
Everything in one place
Google, Meta, X, TikTok and Pinterest brought into one dashboard and one data model.
Agents that analyse
A team of specialised AI agents assesses campaigns and proposes improvements.
Approve flow
The AI proposes, you approve. Every change stays transparent and reversible.
Autonomous with guardrails
Let the platform run fully autonomously within hard budget limits.
What we built
The system
Multi-agent orchestration
Specialised agents that analyse and optimise together.
One channel overview
All channels, budgets and performance in a single view.
Approve flow
AI proposals you approve or reject in one click.
Budget guardrails
Hard limits so autonomous optimisation never colours outside the lines.
The outcome
Where it stands
ElusiveAds brings five ad channels together in one platform, with a team of AI agents thinking along continuously.
From fully manual approval to fully autonomous operation: the user decides how much control the AI gets, always within fixed budget limits.
The best ad optimisation is invisible: it happens continuously, within your limits, without keeping five tabs open.
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