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Wake up to aranked list of moves.

Every morning at six, the brief reads the last two weeks of your ad numbers and lines up the few moves worth making, best first. Each one shows the number behind it. Nothing happens until you say so.

Cancel anytime · First brief tomorrow at 06:00

Inside the Daily Brief

A short list you can act on before coffee

Open the app at six and the day’s list is waiting. Each suggestion is one move on one campaign, with the number that triggered it attached. You decide what happens; the brief never acts on its own.

The morning brief

A few moves, best first

Not another dashboard. Three to five suggestions a day, each naming one campaign, one change, and what it could be worth.

Thursday, May 223 moves today
#1Scale winnerEst. +$3.2k/wk

Scale Brand search, US by 30%

Return well above the account average, four days running.

#2PauseFrees $4.4k/wk

Pause PMax, Coffee gear

Return slipping for two weeks; three tired creatives.

#3RefreshTwo variants ready

Swap in new EU retargeting creative

The same people have seen the old ones six times.

Every morning

Ready by 06:00

The brief lands in your inbox and on your dashboard in your own timezone, and reads in a few minutes.

Show the work

Every suggestion cites its number

No vague advice. Each card names the number that moved, how far it moved, and over which days. A suggestion without evidence is cut before it reaches you.

Behind suggestion #1
Number watchedReturn on ad spend
How far it moved+1.22x
Over which daysLast 14 days
How sure the model is0.82

Checked against what actually happened the following week.

Your call

Nothing changes on its own

The brief never writes to your ad accounts. You approve a move, dismiss it with a reason, or make the change yourself in the ad platform. We keep the record of who decided what.

Three ways to answer
ApproveEndorse the move. Logged with your name and the time.On the record
DismissTurn it down, with a reason if you like. Reasons tune next week's brief.Teaches the brief
ApplyYou make the change yourself in the ad platform. We note that you did.Result checked in 7 days

There is no fourth option where the software acts alone.

A sample week

Quiet days say so

Busy days bring five moves, quiet ones bring two. When nothing is worth changing, the brief says hold rather than inventing work to fill the page.

Mon · May 194 movesScale Brand search, US
Tue · May 203 movesSwap in new EU retargeting creative
Wed · May 215 movesClicks dropped on one Meta ad set
Thu · May 222 movesHold: the week looks stable
Fri · May 234 movesScale Brand search again, gently
Daily Brief FAQ

Before your first morning

Anything else? Email hello@overads.io and a human will reply within a business day.

What time does the brief arrive?
At 06:00 in your workspace timezone. It is waiting in your inbox and on your dashboard before you sit down.
Can I change how often it comes?
Not yet: the brief is daily for now. Weekly digests and on-demand briefs are planned next, shaped by what users ask for.
How many suggestions are in one brief?
Up to eight, and most days fewer. They are ranked by how much each move could matter, and anything the system is not confident enough about is cut rather than padded in.
Does it ever change my ads by itself?
No, never. overads does not write to your ad accounts. Marking a move as applied means you made the change in the ad platform yourself; we only track that you did.
What AI model writes the brief?
Google Gemini, kept on the current version. The suggestions come from a loop that can only read your metrics through fixed queries; the brief itself arranges what that loop already produced and calls no model of its own. Either way, the model never sees the keys that connect your ad accounts.
Can I see why a suggestion was dropped?
Every suggestion shows its reasoning: the numbers it read and why it thinks the move is worth making. Approve it, snooze it, or dismiss it, and the brief learns from which ones you take.