Creative research
shouldn't feel like
detective work.
AdsHunting is built to help teams find useful advertising faster, understand what competitors are doing, and turn creative research into something they can actually use.
The problem isn't finding more ads.
It's turning what you find into useful intelligence.
Creative research often gets fragmented across ad libraries, screenshots, browser tabs, spreadsheets, chats, and folders. The valuable part gets lost somewhere between finding an ad and actually using the insight.
Creative intelligence should lead to action.
Finding inspiration is only valuable if teams can understand why it matters, preserve the context, and use it in the next creative decision.
Find signal, not noise.
Creative research should help people prioritize what deserves attention.
Keep context attached.
An ad is more useful when the creative, brand, format, and research stay connected.
Make research shareable.
Insights should move easily between people without disappearing into screenshots and chat threads.
Built by people who wanted a cleaner creative-research workflow.
Built around a simple belief: creative research can be better.
Shubham Mishra
Co-FounderFocused on shaping AdsHunting around a product principle: research tools should reduce noise and help teams get to useful creative decisions faster.
CA Simran Bhaktiyar
Co-FounderFocused on building AdsHunting around a sustainable, structured product experience that can become part of how teams work with advertising intelligence.
AdsHunting began around a straightforward observation: teams can find more advertising than ever, but turning that volume into useful, organized creative intelligence is still unnecessarily difficult. The product is being built to close that gap.
Not another place to collect more ads.
AdsHunting is being designed to help users decide what deserves attention and control how that research moves through a team.
Prioritize what deserves attention.
Winner Score gives users a signal for which creatives are worth investigating first.
Share research on your terms.
AdsHunting supports public or private sharing so users can control how creative research is accessed.
See what deserves your attention.
Search creative, understand the context, and start building better research with AdsHunting.