AdLume · DEV / Meta review

Direct Meta connection

This is an isolated test connection in the main AdLume app. It is independent of the production Windsor connection and does not change any production account.

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This isolated DEV surface opens from a one-time operator link. It never reuses the normal production login.

Lumy

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Lumy

Try Lumy for free

He reads your Meta ad account — and your Google Ads account, if you run one — and messages you in Slack when something is worth your time. One finding at a time, never a report.

No credit card. Nothing changes without your yes.
What Lumy does
Lumy

Once you connect

  • Lumy reads your account and never logs into it. He will not spend, pause or change anything unless you tell him to.
  • He does not show up as a user in your ad accounts. Access runs through Windsor, the data provider he reads through.
  • Nobody on your team gets an "access granted" email or notification.
  • Your data is encrypted at rest and in transit, handled under GDPR, and you can delete all of it from your panel at any time.
  • Your data is never used to train a model.

To write a finding in plain English, Lumy sends that finding to Anthropic's API. Anthropic does not train on data sent through it. Nothing else leaves.

Lumy just messaged you on Slack. His first message has the link to connect your ad account. Open it and you are two clicks from your first finding. Open the conversation

Workspace

Context

Review what Lumy knows.

Check the business model and the conversion that matters, so Lumy can judge your numbers instead of only reporting them.

Ad data

Unlock Lumy's full power.

Connect the ad accounts Lumy reads your performance from.

Connections

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Ad platforms

Lumy reads spend, campaigns and performance from here.

You will be sent to Windsor, the data provider Lumy reads through, and then to Meta to approve access. Google Ads uses Lumy's own authorization flow. You come straight back here and Lumy picks the account up himself.

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Meta Ads

Connected through Windsor. Disconnecting keeps Lumy in your Slack but stops every scan until you connect an account again. Reconnecting sends you to Windsor for a fresh authorisation, which is also how you move Lumy to a different ad account.

Google Ads

Read through Lumy's own Google Ads authorization. Disconnecting stops Lumy from looking at Google and drops the Google findings he has open. Everything on Meta carries on.

Site and analytics

Where traffic and conversions come from, so Lumy can judge results.

Where Lumy answers

Ask questions and approve changes in the chat app your team already uses.

Business context

Deals, orders, and lists, so recommendations know your funnel.

Lumy's Context

What Lumy knows about your business. The gaps are where his advice goes vague.

Lumy asks
Which industries do you work in?
Where should your ads run?
What makes you the obvious choice over the alternatives?

Autopilot

What Lumy is set up to do on his own, and what he never will.

What Lumy can do

Off asks first; on acts and reports back.

What Lumy can never do from a click
  • New campaigns, ad sets or ads always ask first - even with Create campaigns on
  • Anything you have not switched on above
Standing orders

Recurring jobs you set up yourself in Slack. Lumy runs them on the schedule you agreed and reports back after every run - nothing on this screen turns one on or off.

Automatic checklist walk

Once a day Lumy walks his own checklist for this account, confirms what is already in place, and stops on the first thing he cannot confirm.

Refer & Earn

A free month for you and every marketer you bring in.

How it works

01

Share your link

Send it to anyone who runs Google Ads.

02

They stay a month

Nothing is issued until their first paid month clears.

03

You both get a month

One free month for you, one for them. Two for them on annual.

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Settings

Connection, permissions and the way out.

Personal detailsSoon
Name
Your name
Email
Your email address

Connection
Slack

Lumy is connected to this workspace. Disconnecting revokes his token at Slack, so he stops reading and writing immediately. Your ad account and permissions stay saved for when you come back.

One thing to know before you disconnect: the link to this panel arrives as a message from Lumy in Slack. Once he is disconnected he cannot send it, so come back through adlume.co and install him again. This session stays open either way.

Plan & billingSoon
Plan
500 proof credits, one-time $10 Optimization for 7 days, or $89 monthly Pro after a separate purchase.

Optimization never upgrades automatically. Only a monthly plan purchased separately renews until cancellation. A 30-day money-back guarantee applies; taxes and invoices are handled at checkout.

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Danger zone

This removes your installation, the connection to your ad account and everything Lumy has stored about your findings. It cancels nothing at Stripe, so cancel your plan there first if you have one. It cannot be undone.

Type your workspace name to confirm.

Connect your ad accounts

Lumy is in your Slack. He needs read access to the accounts he watches. One approval covers both, and you can take it back at any time.

Ad platforms

The more Lumy can see, the sharper his findings — most people start with one platform and add the rest as they go.

You'll be sent to Windsor, the data provider Lumy reads through, and then to Meta to approve access. Google Ads uses Lumy's own authorization. You'll land back here automatically and Lumy picks up the account himself.

Connect at least one account above to continue.

What happens next

Lumy reads the account, and sends you the first thing worth your attention in Slack. One finding, not a report.

Need help or something stopped working? Write to [email protected].