Tell it what you want.
It has the keys.
Ares is a chat-driven AI operator with real control of Meta, Google, TikTok and Snapchat. Not a dashboard that reports what happened — an operator that launches the campaign, builds the ad sets, moves the budget, and tells you at 06:30 what it did while you were asleep.
Built and operated by Kova Media. Every figure on this page describes the software itself — never someone else’s result.
| Channel | Weight | Spend | ROAS | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Meta | $0 | 0.0 | Running | |
| $0 | 0.0 | Running | ||
| TikTok | $0 | — | Learning | |
| Snapchat | $0 | — | Stopped |
You type a sentence. It does the work.
Ares runs a full tool-using agent with twenty tools and twelve installed expert skills. It reads the account, decides what to touch, does it, and shows you every call it made — because an operator you cannot audit is not an operator, it is a rumour.
Ad platforms under direct control — Meta, Google, TikTok, Snapchat.
Tools the agent can call, from reading insights to building a campaign.
Installed expert skills it draws on before it touches anything.
Your briefing lands before you open the laptop. Unattended, every day.
Unknown is not zero.
Most tools round. Ares stores money in integer minor units and renders a value it does not have as nothing — never as a zero, because a zero is a claim and a dash is the truth. The Meta adapter is reconciled against the raw Graph API to the cent at campaign, ad set and ad level. That is enforced in the type system, not in a style guide.
A number you can put in front of a client
The reason this matters is not pedantry. It is that every downstream decision — what to pause, what to scale, what to tell the person paying — is only as good as the number underneath it. A tool that quietly turns “not reported yet” into “$0.00” will eventually make you say something untrue out loud.
| Level | Graph API | Ares | Delta |
|---|---|---|---|
| Campaign | $4,820.17 | $4,820.17 | $0.00 |
| Ad set | $1,606.72 | $1,606.72 | $0.00 |
| Ad | $402.09 | $402.09 | $0.00 |
| Conversions | — | — | not reported |
Nothing it does with money is ever a surprise.
Handing an AI your ad accounts is a reasonable thing to be frightened of. So the limits are not settings you can forget to switch on — they are structure.
There is no code path that spends without a guardrail
Every generation passes a quote row that is claimed atomically before any credit leaves the account. Unattended budget changes pass a single pure evaluator that refuses by default — it has to be given a reason to say yes, not a reason to say no. Both are architecture, not policy, which means neither can be skipped by a future feature written in a hurry.
- Confirmed. Every destructive or spending action asks first, in plain language, naming the amount.
- Reversible. Hands-off execution writes an action log you can walk backwards.
- Gated. The daily checkup can autopause a loser — but only if you opt in to the kill-switch.
- Costed before it runs. Ad Studio is placeholder-first, so planning a video costs nothing until you approve a scene.
Thirteen surfaces, one operator.
Chat is the front door, but the work has to live somewhere you can see it. Everything below is a real screen in the app.
Structure
Campaign to ad set to ad, as a tree you can open — with every mutation verified against the platform after it is written, not assumed because the API returned 200.
| Storm damage — Sacramento | Running |
| ↳ Homeowners 35–65 | $140/day |
| ↳ Lookalike 1% | $90/day |
| ↳ Free inspection — crew video | Live |
Ad Studio
Video formats, an AI casting library, concept and script written by the agent or by you, and per-scene approval before a single frame renders. Placeholder-first: you plan the whole ad for free and only pay when you say go.
| 1 · Hook | Drone over a torn roof | Approved |
| 2 · Problem | Water stain, interior | Approved |
| 3 · Proof | Crew on site, same day | Review |
| 4 · Offer | Free inspection card | Not rendered |
Launch
Give it a URL. It reads the brand, proposes the facts it found, takes a goal, and can carry the whole thing through to a running campaign — hands-off if you want it, inside guardrails, with every step logged and reversible.
| URL read | Brand facts extracted | Done |
| Goal | Booked estimates | Set |
| Daily cap | Refuses above this, always | $250 |
| Action log | Every step, walk it backwards | Open |
Briefings
At 06:30, unattended: winners, losers, ROAS, CPM, CTR, CPC and CPA, with the checkup already run and trend research refreshed per niche. It saves what it learns from every conversation, so the briefing gets sharper the longer you use it.
| Winner | Crew video, Meta | ROAS 4.1 |
| Loser | Static offer card | ROAS 0.7 |
| Autopaused | Kill-switch, opted in | 1 ad set |
| Trend | Roofing · refreshed | New |
It is wherever you are.
A real share of operating happens on a phone, between other things. So mobile is a first-class surface, not a responsive afterthought — 44pt touch targets and no horizontal overflow, enforced by a regression harness rather than by good intentions.
Cloud app, or a local instance on your own machine behind a tunnel — separate databases, separate credentials.
Reachable from a channel over Socket Mode, so an order can start where the conversation already is.
A permanent link, built for the surface rather than squeezed onto it. Voice input in Chrome if you would rather talk.
See it run on your account.
The honest demo is a screen-share: your ad account, open, with Ares reading it live. Nothing is claimed here that cannot be shown in twenty minutes.