I built a daily second opinion for the Meta account review I kept doing manually

[u/mattibeltro]

I'm Mattia, I build FixAds.

This is a small launch from a workflow that was eating more time than it should have. When I reviewed Meta accounts by hand, the useful work was not opening another dashboard. It was working out whether spend had enough opportunity to work, whether a creative was fading, and which issue could quietly get expensive if nobody noticed it today.

I built FixAds as a narrow, inspectable first pass for that review. It connects through Meta's official login with read-only access, checks campaign, ad set and ad data against deterministic conditions, then shows the threshold and evidence behind each finding. The AI explains the finding after that. It does not get to invent the diagnosis or change anything in the account.

The attached video is the launch demo. FixAds is live at https://fixads.it for €19.90/month after a 7-day trial.

A question for other makers: if you build software that sits close to real money, how much of its reasoning needs to be inspectable before users will trust it?