Read-only AI marketing analytics. No account writes by default. Official OAuth only: jujugrowth can inspect your connected data, but it cannot move money, publish, or change settings. You approve every change.
You connect jujugrowth to the tools you already use through each platform's own login screen - the same OAuth you'd use anywhere. Wherever a platform offers read-only access, we use it: this is read-only AI marketing analytics, so jujugrowth can see your data, but it cannot change settings or move your money. Any account action uses the platform's official API only after your approval.
Yes. jujugrowth connects through each platform's own official login, the same OAuth you'd use anywhere, and uses read-only access wherever the platform offers it. It can see your spend, orders, signups, and analytics, but it cannot move money, change a budget, publish, or edit a single setting. Any account action happens only through the platform's official API, and only after you approve the exact change. Disconnect any platform at any time and its credentials are deleted.
On Pro, jujugrowth's website plans and campaign briefs come as complete, paste-ready prompts written for the AI that develops your site - Claude, Cursor, Codex, or a human developer. You copy the brief in; the change ships. The analysis and the implementation, connected - no translating a dashboard insight into a dev ticket yourself.
Disconnect any platform at any time - its credentials are deleted. Revoking access from the platform's own security settings cuts our access immediately. Every business's data is isolated, enforced at the database level, and never mixed with anyone else's.
Connecting and daily monitoring are free (Explore tier, no card). The AI engine is on the paid Pro plan.
Connect each source to jujugrowth through its own official login, usually in about five minutes. jujugrowth imports up to 90 days of history, then refreshes daily and shows Google Ads, Meta, GA4 and your Shopify orders in one read, in your own currency. You don't build a warehouse, wire up connectors, or stitch exports across logins: the platform-claimed, analytics-measured, and store-confirmed numbers sit side by side automatically, so gaps between them surface instead of hiding.