Welcome to statie.sh. This guide gets you from signup to your first daily ad drop in Slack in under five minutes.
What you're getting
Every morning at 9 AM your local time, statie.sh delivers a handpicked set of high-performing static ads to a Slack channel of your choice. Static here means non-animated image creative — the kind of ad that runs on Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, and display networks and gets the bulk of paid-social spend even in 2026.
The ads are picked for your product, not a generic feed. You give us a few signals about what you sell; we surface ads from brands solving similar problems for similar audiences.
What you'll need
- A Slack workspace where you can install apps (admin or invite permission)
- One product URL — your website, app store listing, or landing page
- About three minutes
Step 1 — Create your account
Sign up at statie.sh with your work email or GitHub. We don't ask for a credit card to see your first drop.
Step 2 — Tell us about your product
Paste your product URL. Optionally add an app store link or a one-line description if your site is light on copy. statie.sh reads your positioning, category, and audience signals from the page so the curation matches what you actually sell — not just keywords.
If you have multiple products or brands, create one project per brand. Curation accuracy drops if you mix them.
Step 3 — Connect Slack
Click Connect Slack and authorize the workspace. Pick the channel that should receive the daily drop.
A dedicated #ad-inspiration or #swipe-file channel works better than #general — the team treats it as a resource to browse, not a notification to dismiss.
Step 4 — Watch for tomorrow morning
The first drop arrives the next morning at 9 AM in the timezone you set during onboarding. Each drop is roughly 5–10 ads with a short note on why each one was selected (hook, format, audience signal).
What to do with each drop
The teams getting the most out of statie.sh treat each morning's drop like a five-minute creative standup:
- React — thumbs-up the ones worth saving. We use those signals to refine the next day's curation.
- Steal the angle, not the ad — the value is in the hook, the layout pattern, the offer framing. Copying creative directly is a brand and legal risk.
- Brief one test — once a week, take a saved ad's angle and brief one creative test against your current control. That's the loop that compounds.
Tips for better curation
- Add competitor brand names in the project notes. We use them as priors, not constraints — you'll still see ads from outside that set, but the relevance lifts.
- React on the first week heavily. After ~50 reactions the system stops guessing and starts learning your taste.
- If a drop misses, hit the "not for me" button on the message. One click, no form.
What's next
- Browse the quick start guide for the condensed version
- Read what we mean by static ad
- Have a question? Reply in any drop's thread — it routes to us.
Happy curating.