Hawky's Creative Agent ships finished, on-brand creatives -each one backed by your past winners, competitor patterns, and portfolio gaps. Approve every batch, or hand it the keys.
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See which winner it descends from, the competitor pattern it borrows or counters, the portfolio gap it fills, and the creative's own DNA. Every claim is sourced from Feather -the context layer that holds your brand's entire performance memory.
Past winners, competitor patterns, and portfolio gaps feed in. The Creative Agent synthesises concepts, renders them on-brand, waits for your approval, and launches. Performance reads flow back to Feather -the context engine where your brand kit, past winners, competitor moves, and every campaign read all live. Every cycle starts smarter than the last.
Pulls winners + competitors + gaps. Generates concepts with rationale.
Brand kit baked in. On-brand by default. Drops into your inventory.
Seat-level reviewers. Email + Slack + in-app. Decide per creative.
Live on Meta and Google. Performance writes back to Feather.
Pulls winners + competitors + gaps. Generates concepts with rationale.
Brand kit baked in. On-brand by default. Drops into your inventory.
Seat-level reviewers. Email + Slack + in-app. Decide per creative.
Live on Meta and Google. Performance writes back to Feather.
The Creative Agent doesn't wait for a brief. It fires on the cadence you set, when live performance slips, or the moment you click Run Now.
A action isn't a pile of random creatives. It's bound to a specific campaign and ad set on Meta or Google. When the batch is approved, creatives push to that placement. No guessing where the work belongs.
Creative Agent can ship to Meta and Google without you. Most teams don't want that on day one. So pick your gate -every batch, every campaign, every brand, or none. Move it tighter or looser as trust builds. The audit trail stays the same either way.
Pick approvers by typeahead. Add a note. Send the whole batch in one move. Each approver sees the creative, the four lines of evidence, and a per-creative comment thread.
Rejections write back to Feather so the designer doesn't ship the same kind of miss next week. The audit trail stays on the creative forever.
These aren't templates you pick between. They're the instincts baked into every task. Every creative the Creative Agent ships uses one or more.
Most tools ship one weekly drop of N statics and call it a day. Hawky splits work the way your team already splits it -by product, geo, audience, season. Every creative cites the competitor pattern it borrows or counters. Every batch goes through real approval. Or none, if you've handed it the keys.
FeatherDB is the living context layer underneath every Hawky task. Brand kit, past winners, competitor patterns, performance reads. It's the reason the rationales are data-driven, not vibes-driven. Every creative the designer ships is grounded in something FeatherDB already knows.
Hawky helped us identify winning creative patterns across our ad library. With AI-powered fatigue alerts and automated variation generation, we cut iteration cycles in half and doubled the performance of our top-performing ads.
Performance Marketing Lead, Performance Marketing
at The Man Company
2×
Creative performance
50%
Faster iteration cycles
As many as you want. We've seen teams run one per product, one per geography, one per audience, and one per festival window. The rail wraps once you hit eight or so.
Meta and Google. Approved creatives push directly into the ad set the task is bound to. Connect both during onboarding.
Statics today. Video is the next major release.
Whoever you pick. Seat-level approvers receive batches by email, Slack, and in-app. They approve, request changes, or reject per creative.
The rejection note writes to Feather. The task that made the creative won't ship the same kind of miss next week. Brand-wide rejections roll up if the same issue happens enough times.
Connect Meta and Google. Upload your brand kit. Create your first task. Get creatives that read like your team made them, only sharper.
