Your ads, one click away in Claude

Open Claude, find Growomat under Connectors, click Connect, sign in. That is the whole setup. From then on you can ask for the thing you actually wanted, instead of opening four ad consoles to go and get it yourself.

Until this week that connection took a copied address from our developers page, pasted into a form labelled "Add custom connector". A developer's act, performed by someone who only wanted their advertising looked after. Growomat is now listed in the Claude connectors directory, so the paste is gone and the card is there to click.

Same product. Two front doors.

Growomat builds and runs your campaigns on Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Reddit Ads and Meta Ads. Connected to Claude, that work happens in the conversation you are already having:

• "How did last month go across all four platforms, and where did the money go?"
• "Draft a search campaign for our new pricing page, UK only, and keep it paused."
• "Which ads are disapproved right now, and what does each platform say is wrong?"
• "Did the Emergency Brake fire this month, and on which campaigns?"
• "Which campaigns made us money in August, counted from our own sales rather than the platform's number?"

None of that is new. It is the work the dashboard already does, and the answers come out of the same place, so they match what you would see on screen. What is new is that you can get at it without going anywhere.

Nothing goes live until you say so

Letting a conversation near your ad accounts is only comfortable if the edges are hard. They are hard.

• Drafts stay paused. A campaign built in a conversation is created inside Growomat, paused. Publishing it to a live platform is a separate step that you take, so a conversation cannot spend your money by accident.
• One workspace at a time. If you run several brands or clients, the connection works inside one Space, and says which one before it changes anything.
• Your permissions, and no more. The connection carries the access your own account already has. Every change it makes lands in the same revision history as one you make yourself, named as its own actor, so you can see what it did and undo it the usual way.
• Disconnect in one click, from Claude's connector settings or from the developer page inside Growomat. Disconnecting ends the access. Nothing is left behind.

What the Community label means

The card carries a Community label, and before you connect, Claude shows a notice saying community connectors have passed automated checks but have not been reviewed in depth by Anthropic. That notice is accurate, so here is what sits behind it.

Anthropic screens every submission for policy compliance before listing it. Growomat passed that screen and is listed. A closer review, where a reviewer tests every action by hand, is Anthropic's call and is made from usage. There is nothing to apply for.

The label describes the review, not the connector. Once you connect it, a community connector has exactly the same capabilities and the same access as any other. The notice's real advice is to connect only developers you trust, which is the right advice, and it is why the section above this one exists.

If you connected Growomat already

Nothing breaks. Your existing connection keeps working on the address it was set up with, and shows under "Custom" rather than as the named card. If you would rather have the card, remove the old connection and add Growomat from the directory.

Claude is also not the only way in. Other tools connect to Growomat on the same address as before, and the setup for each is on the developers page, along with the full list of actions the connection can perform.

Try it

1. In Claude, open Customize → Connectors and switch to Discover.
2. Find Growomat and click Connect. On a company plan without permission to add connectors, you will see Request instead, which sends it to your admin.
3. Sign in to Growomat, or confirm if you are already signed in.

Then ask it how last month went. The connection is included in every plan and in the free first month, so finding out costs you a question. If it gets an answer wrong, tell us. That is the fastest route to it being right the next time.