Big news, and I am not going to be shy about it: AdWhispr just broke into the Top 10 growing connectors in the Claude directory. Anthropic ranks connectors by how fast new people are connecting them, and out of everything on that shelf, we are one of the ten climbing the fastest right now. We have been heads-down building this for months, and watching it crack the Top 10 is the kind of thing that makes the whole team grin. We are fired up, and honestly, we are just getting started.
The growth behind that badge has been wild. In a short window our usage has climbed by hundreds of percent, and people are running more research and more campaigns through it every single week. That is not us marketing at you. That is people voting with their time, and it is the clearest proof I could ask for that we are building something people genuinely want. Keeping those people happy is the single biggest thing we care about, so before anything else: thank you for making this happen.
What the growth is actually telling us
Here is the part I find more interesting than the badge. The way people use AdWhispr is telling us something specific about what they want from Claude.
They want to give Claude real context about their market. Claude is brilliant at talking about marketing, but on its own it is working from memory. The moment you connect AdWhispr, it stops guessing and starts checking: who is really advertising in your space right now, which of their ads have been running long enough to be proven, what hooks and formats keep showing up. That is live context, pulled at the moment you ask, and it lifts the quality of every answer that comes after it.
And then they want to act on that context without leaving the conversation. This is the piece I think was missing everywhere else. Once Claude understands your market, you can have it build your own version of what is working, and you can launch and manage campaigns on Meta, Google, and TikTok, all through the same connector. Research, creative, and launch, in one place, in plain language.
That is why people are choosing us. Not because we have the longest feature list, but because we close the loop. Most tools hand Claude a little context and stop there. We give it context and then let you ship.
How people actually use it
I watch the shape of how people start, and it is remarkably consistent. Almost nobody opens with "launch a campaign." They open by being curious.
The first thing they do is look up a competitor. They name a brand, or paste their own site, and they want to see what everyone else is running and which ads have survived the longest. That is usually the moment it clicks, because they are looking at proof instead of an opinion. Only after that, sometimes the same day and sometimes a week later, do they come back and say, all right, build me a version of this and put it live.
So if you are wondering where to begin, begin there. Ask it who your competitors are and what their best ads are. Let the building and the launching come when you are ready. The research is free to start, and it is the part that changes how you think about your own ads.
Why this matters to me
I did not build AdWhispr to be another dashboard you have to learn. I think that era is quietly ending. You should be able to ask a real question in plain language, get an answer backed by data you can trust, and act on it in the same breath. Claude is where a lot of those conversations already happen, so that is where I wanted this to live: giving Claude the context to understand your market, and the reach to actually do something about it.
The badge is not the goal. It is a signal that the bet is landing, and that the way we think about this is the way a lot of other people were quietly hoping someone would build it.
Try it
If you use Claude, you can add AdWhispr from the directory in one click. No server address to paste, no setup. Here is the listing: AdWhispr Ads in the Claude directory. Connect it, ask it who your competitors are, and tell me what it says back. I read every reply.
Basil