STAGE 1 / SCAN
Read every live ad in the category.
Active video ads only. The pet run read 220 on 15 Oct.
the ideaRead the ad library like a media buyer would, a whole category at once.
each dot here is an ad we have read · the glowing ones are brands that qualified
pipeline online
My own pipeline reads the ads in your category, finds the gaps, writes the hooks and makes AI-UGC to test them. Real creators then re-shoot the winners.
reading ads…
01 / hook swapper
Pick an opening and a persona: the hook swaps and the rest of the ad stays put. That's the whole business, three hooks on one body, tested.
Spec ad for a fictional brand. Not a client.
What this tests
No performance numbers on this page. We haven't earned them yet, and we won't invent them.
02 / the pipeline, live
In its first runs, on 15 Oct, the pipeline read 520 ads from 219 brands across 5 categories, and wrote 54 hooks.
Seven stages, with real artefacts from the pet-supplement run. Brand names are hidden (k•••.com).
STAGE 1 / SCAN
Active video ads only. The pet run read 220 on 15 Oct.
the ideaRead the ad library like a media buyer would, a whole category at once.
STAGE 2 / SCORE
62 brands, 34 with two or more ads, 18 qualified, 10 set aside.
the ideaAds are grouped by the site they link to, so a creator's page rolls up to the brand that pays them.
STAGE 3 / TEARDOWN
One real teardown of a top-tier brand, name removed.
the ideaThe same three questions for every brand, so the gaps compare across a category.
TEARDOWN · TIER A
STAGE 4 / HOOKS
Each one is its own test of the same body.
the ideaHooks quote the brand's own claims and never invent new ones. A person edits every line.
STAGE 5 / GENERATE
One reference still fixes the face, the room and the dog.
the ideaIf the persona drifts between takes, you're testing the actor, not the hook.
STAGE 6 / ASSEMBLE
Captions burned in. Only the first 3 seconds differ.
the ideaOne variable per test, and a hook swap moves a few hundred kilobytes, not a whole ad.
STAGE 7 / OPERATE
Schedules run the back office, on one server.
the ideaEverything up to the decision is automated. The decision isn't.
A person sends every email.
03 / the studio
live HOOK LAB
10 AI-UGC variants of one product: 3 to 5 hooks across 2 personas, plus a test plan that says what to run, at what budget, and when to stop each one. Five business days, one revision round.
live CREATOR COORDINATION
4 to 8 human UGC videos a month from US creators. I handle sourcing, briefs with three written hooks each, shipping, deadlines and QA. You approve every creator and pay them directly.
live CREATIVE ENGINE
Coordination plus 20 AI hook variants a month. The winning hooks get re-shot with real creators.
Retainers are month to month, with no contract. You own every video once it's paid for.
In the lab
A chip changes to live only when it ships.
04 / the engineer
I'm a software engineer, B.Tech in Computer Science (AI), 2026. I design and build systems end to end, from the database schema to the cloud to the screen. The studio is one of them.
A full-stack platform I designed and built, with documented REST APIs and every decision on record.
A retrieval-augmented backend that answers from its own data, with pipelines that keep that data fresh.
Models that flag defect-prone code modules, trained on NASA's MDP/PROMISE datasets, with a live dashboard.
The pipeline in the hero: ad intelligence, scoring, hook writing, AI-UGC and a back office. Designed, built and run by me.
The studio is what happens when an engineer treats creative testing as a systems problem.
05 / the ask
Three hook ideas for your current ads within 48 hours, written by a person. Free.
Rather talk it through? Book a 20-minute call.