AdSitter is an AI agent that runs Apple Ads (formerly Apple Search Ads) for indie iOS app makers and small app teams. The founder gives it their App Store link, their website and a monthly spending limit. AdSitter then checks the ads twice a day, raises bids on keywords that bring downloads or paying customers, pauses the ones that waste money, and explains every change in plain English.
It is built for people who have never run ads, or who tried Apple Ads and lost money. There is no need to learn match types, bids or negative keywords first.
The monthly limit is enforced by plain code, not left to the AI, and an hourly safety check can only cut spending, never raise it. The founder can pause or disconnect in one step, and AdSitter respects changes they make themselves. It never uses age or gender targeting, because that stops Apple from reporting which ads led to downloads.
With RevenueCat connected, AdSitter spends more on keywords that bring paying customers, not just downloads. Downloads from people already searching for the app by name are reported separately, because many of those would have come anyway. The founder sees a dashboard with every number and every change, and a short note each morning saying what happened and why.
Connecting uses Apple's own sign-in, and Apple keeps billing ad spend directly. AdSitter charges a flat monthly plan per app, set by ad spend: $29, $49, $99 or $199. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Founders who already run Apple Ads can start with a free, read-only check-up of wasted spend and setup gaps.
Apple, Apple Ads and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc. AdSitter is not made by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Apple.
