Modules
The modules customers use day to day.
Modules are where the findings and decisions produced by the AI become the screens the user works on. Each module focuses on its own purpose, but they all share the same data and decision infrastructure.
Quick view
| Module | Role |
|---|---|
| Radar | Channel performance and user behavior monitoring |
| Competitor Monitor | Tracking competitor ads, messaging, pages, and moves |
| Content Scout | Content sourcing, topic selection, scheduling |
| Reports | Scheduled or on-demand reporting |
| Execution Hub | End-to-end management of organic and PPC projects |
| Memory | A daily map of all activity in the account |
Radar
Radar is the continuous monitoring layer. mg-tracker brings ad channels and in-product behavior together into a single AARRR journey: acquisition, activation, retention, revenue, and referral are read from the same context.
A movement in PPC does not stay isolated. When CPL climbs, Radar reads it together with landing behavior, demo conversion, and post-signup return. The real story of a deviation is at which step in the journey it broke, and the finding presents that step along with its priority and the recommended first action.
Competitor Monitor
Competitor Monitor tracks ads, landing pages, messaging shifts, and new signals released to the market. It reads every move from your position and presents it with a recommended counter-move. It also evaluates ad creatives on creative structure, text usage, readability, platform fit, and brand consistency.
Content Scout
The Content Scout manages the front end of production. It scans industry sources, trends, and competitor content. It recommends which topic to produce in which format and when to publish for it to land. Approved topics are wired into the content flow and turned into briefs.
Reports
Reports turns data into readable and shareable form. It produces daily, weekly, and on-demand reports. Each template runs on its own schedule and pulls live data across channels. The same data output is delivered as panel, email, messaging channel, or PDF.
Execution Hub
The Execution Hub is the account's daily working desk. It gathers organic and PPC projects on one screen. Overview, findings, tasks, automations, analytics, keyword tracking, and AI visibility all flow under the same project.
Within every project, the AI produces findings, findings turn into tasks, and tasks trigger automations. SEO audits, content quality control, A/B tests, and paid ad management all run from the same control point. The decision chain does not break, and the team stays in the same context.
Memory
Memory is the layer that maps what happens in the account day by day. Our own findings, competitor data, pulled metrics, agent outputs, and decisions taken by the user are written into the same context. When the same question comes back, the system remembers the prior decision, its rationale, and its outcome.
Every new piece of work builds on yesterday's context. Past campaigns, hypotheses that fizzled out, winning creatives, and customer preferences come back into play.