Adspectre

AdSpectre is the AI creative platform built specifically for agencies managing multiple clients. While other AI tools forget your brand every session, AdSpectre's AI creative director, Draper, builds a persistent playbook for each client. It learns what hooks work, what angles convert, and what visual styles resonate with their audience. Campaign three is better than campaign one because the system remembers everything. The problem we solve is creative fatigue. Agencies hit a wall where their best-performing hooks stop working, audiences go blind to familiar formats, and the team can't produce enough fresh creative to keep up with the demand for testing. "At capacity" starts meaning turning down new clients. Hiring more designers doesn't scale, and generic AI tools produce generic output that doesn't convert. The core workflow is simple: start with a customer pain point, set your marketing objective, and Draper generates 20+ scroll-stopping visual concepts from a single brief, same day. These aren't minor iterations on exhausted ideas. They're genuinely fresh creative approaches using techniques like size play, unexpected settings, before-and-after contrasts, and visual metaphors that make customer pain visceral and tangible. The kind of creative that makes thumbs stop mid-scroll. What makes AdSpectre different from other AI creative tools is the per-client learning system. Draper maintains isolated brand environments for each client. It knows Client A's audience responds to humor while Client B converts better with urgency. It remembers that warm color palettes outperformed cool tones for a restaurant client last quarter. This institutional knowledge compounds over time, making every campaign smarter than the last.

AdSpectre is the AI creative platform built specifically for agencies managing multiple clients. While other AI tools forget your brand every session, AdSpectre's AI creative director, Draper, builds a persistent playbook for each client. It learns what hooks work, what angles convert, and what visual styles resonate with their audience. Campaign three is better than campaign one because the system remembers everything. The problem we solve is creative fatigue. Agencies hit a wall where their best-performing hooks stop working, audiences go blind to familiar formats, and the team can't produce enough fresh creative to keep up with the demand for testing. "At capacity" starts meaning turning down new clients. Hiring more designers doesn't scale, and generic AI tools produce generic output that doesn't convert. The core workflow is simple: start with a customer pain point, set your marketing objective, and Draper generates 20+ scroll-stopping visual concepts from a single brief, same d...