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Drop in a brand and ask its winning ads anything, hooks, scripts, offers, funnels, in seconds.

The problem

The Ads Library shows you everything. It tells you nothing.

You can't talk to it

Thousands of competitor ads, zero answers. There's no way to ask "what's their best hook?", only endless scrolling and screenshots.

You can't analyze images & videos

The strategy lives inside the creative: casting, pacing, scripts, overlays. The Library won't read a single frame for you.

You can't extract strategy manually

Decoding offers, funnels, and messaging across 500 ads takes weeks of spreadsheets. By the time you finish, they've moved.

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Hook agent

Grounded in 38 live video ads · last 90 days

Sample output

> Break down their hook strategy

AG1's hook strategy is a three-layer system where text, visual, and spoken hooks each play distinct roles. Text hooks attack the category, visual hooks anchor price and offer, and spoken hooks borrow authority. Here's the breakdown.

Text hook strategy

Text hooks (captions and headlines) do the heavy lifting on category positioning and credibility:

Category disqualification, “Most multivitamins fall short” is the single most repeated text hook (13 of 145 text hooks). It frames the entire category as inadequate before AG1 even enters the conversation.
Celebrity authority, Hugh Jackman appears relentlessly: “For over five years, Hugh Jackman has trusted AG1 as part of his daily routine.”
Stat-led pattern interrupt, a single number on a black frame (“92% never fix their gut”) stops the scroll before the product ever appears.

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