Adloryn reads your website the right way for what you sell (or syncs a Shopify store), you confirm what it found, and it plans a fresh batch of ad and post ideas every week. Each idea has a reason behind it: who it is for, the angle, the hook and the offer. You see the plan, not just the output.

Every idea becomes a real ad or post, written and designed for you: headline, description, image, call to action and destination link. Everything you wrote about your business, your goal and tone, and your feedback on earlier ads goes into every one. You can also make image ads, carousels, free posts and Google search campaigns on demand.

You approve every ad before it goes live. Each one is checked first (ad text written, destination link set, media ready), and you can approve, edit or reject it, with keyboard shortcuts for speed. Nothing is published until you say so.

One click publishes approved ads to Facebook and Instagram, or schedules them for the time you choose. Ad spend is billed by Meta to your own ad account. Adloryn never collects it.

See spend, clicks and results for every ad in one place. What works feeds straight into next week's plan, so the loop improves each time instead of starting over.

Every week Adloryn proposes a fresh batch of ideas from your catalog and your results. You see the reasoning behind each one.
Pick what to promote and a look, choose how many designs you want, and Adloryn creates image ads and carousels to compare in Review.
Post to your Facebook Page and Instagram account without paying for ads.
Adloryn writes the keywords and ad text from your website, checks them with Google, and creates the search campaign in your own Google Ads account. You choose the budget, places and languages.
Nothing goes out without your approval. Schedule on a calendar or publish straight away to Meta and Google Ads.
Spend, clicks and returns by ad, with what worked feeding next week's ideas.
Run several brands or clients from one account: switch brands in a click, each with its own brand kit, sources, channels and ads. Plans include one to ten brands, and you can add more any time — each extra brand costs less than the last.
Your voice, words to use and avoid, and colours, kept consistent across every ad.
No store needed. Adloryn reads your website for what you offer — a software plan, a service, a course, a product. Several websites per brand are fine, and Shopify can sync a catalog too.
Online store, software, service, course or local business: Adloryn works out which one you are, asks you to confirm, and reads your site accordingly. You also confirm ownership, and what you write always wins over what was read.
Ads start from screenshots of your own site and your real product photos, not stock filler, and carry a link and a QR code to your page.
Set a goal, a tone, your audience and any instructions. They guide every image ad, post and search campaign, so your words, regions and languages are respected everywhere.
Give any ad a thumbs up or down and say what to change: the words, the look or the idea. The next ads use it.
The site and app work in 38 languages, with a Japanese version at /ja.
Most AI ad tools hand you a finished creative and nothing else. Adloryn shows you the insight it acted on, where that insight came from, and the creative pattern it chose — before you ever hit approve.
This is the actual panel shown on every ad in your review queue — not a marketing mockup. Reject an ad you don't buy the reasoning behind, and tell Adloryn why; that feedback shapes the next batch.
We'd rather tell you exactly what works right now than oversell a roadmap.
Adloryn reads your site to find what you offer — plans, services, courses or products — so you can advertise without a store.
Optional: your product catalog syncs automatically — no manual entry.
Ads and free posts publish directly to your connected ad account and Page.
Adloryn writes the keywords and ad text from your website, checks them with Google, and creates the search campaign in your own Google Ads account. You pick the budget, places and languages. On the Growth and Scale plans.