Six logins, one metric
Google Ads, Meta, HubSpot, GA4, separate login, separate export, separate idea of what a conversion is. A blended view still ends in a spreadsheet.

Google Ads, Meta, HubSpot, GA4, separate login, separate export, separate idea of what a conversion is. A blended view still ends in a spreadsheet.
Pulling the same twelve numbers into the same deck every week isn't analysis. It's a routine that doesn't need a marketer, it needs someone to run it and post the result.
A campaign burns through the budget overnight. CPA spikes Thursday. Nothing in your stack messages you about it. Mira does, at the threshold you set.
Ask "how are campaigns doing this week?" and get one summary across Google Ads, Meta and TikTok - spend, ROAS, CPA and WoW change. Mira reads live from each account, so you get today's numbers, not last night's sync.

This is AI marketing automation without the workflow builder: Mira pauses ad sets over a CPA threshold, moves budget to what's working, and builds a campaign from a plain description. It shows you the exact change first, nothing executes until you approve it.

Ask for last week's leads by source, add a contact, or start a follow-up sequence in HubSpot from the same chat. Most CRM visits are one lookup long - those stop being visits.

Mira connects to Zoom, Meet, Calendar and your inbox. It books calls, writes up what was agreed, and sends the follow-ups.
Add Mira to the team chat and anyone can @mira to delegate a task, ask a question, or get the thread summed up. One agent the whole team shares.
Ad copy, banner sets, landing page mockups, the whole content marketing calendar. Mira connects to Figma and Canva and generates with models like Nano Banana and Kimi, so the first draft happens in the chat.


















Mira supports 1,000+ integration, including Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, Slack, Google Sheets, Figma and Canva. Each one connects with a single OAuth click.
Because Mira is a general AI agent rather than a single-purpose tool, the same chat covers reporting, CRM and creative. It works less like one more AI marketing tool and more like the layer sitting over all of them.
Mira can pause ad sets over a CPA threshold, shift budget to what's working, adjust bids, and builds or duplicate a campaign from one plain command. It acts as an AI campaign automation tool, not just a read-only report.
Mira shows you the exact change first, nothing executes until you approve it, and every action is logged with what changed, who asked, and when. You get AI marketing automation with a human check on anything that spends money.
Yes. Connections run over OAuth, so you grant access per app and can revoke it anytime. Mira never sees your passwords or account credentials. Your data stays private: Mira doesn't share, sell, or train on it.
Yes. Add Mira to a group chat and anyone can @mira to delegate a task, pull a report, or get a thread summarized. It remembers your accounts, targets and naming conventions from chat to chat, so whoever hands off a task doesn't have to re-explain the setup first. Several people can delegate at once without stepping on each other, and each person only sees what they're allowed to.
Yes to both. Mira connects to GA4 and PostHog, so you can ask "how did traffic convert this week?" and get the numbers pulled live and blended with your ad channels. Because it reads straight from each source, the figures are current, not last night's sync. That turns product and web analytics into a question you ask, rather than a report you go build.