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Plan & Build

Setups & Canvas

Your plan, drawn on a Canvas and matched to real offers.

A Setup is your private working copy of a campaign's structure: the components it needs, how many, where, and how they relate. The Canvas is the visual editor for that Setup — not a separate object — and the list view shows the same model. Each component can be compared with real marketplace listings before you buy anything.

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One model, two views

The Canvas and the list are two views of the same Setup. A card is a slot — what you need, how many, which GEO — and it can hold a pinned offer or a planned purchase. Rename a card or change a quantity and the list shows the same change, because there is nothing else to keep in sync.

Connections describe the plan

A connection between two components records how they relate in your plan — an ad account uses a proxy, a tracker tracks a landing page. It is documentation you can see and share, not automation: drawing one never routes traffic, configures an account or starts anything.

Matching before buying

For each component the marketplace shows real listings from independent sellers, compared with the requirement: an exact match, a listing whose details you should check, or one that doesn't fit. Seller-stated attributes stay labelled as seller-stated. Pinning an offer marks your choice; it reserves nothing, and each item is still bought through a normal protected order.

Capabilities

  • Every card on the Canvas is a component — a requirement — with an optional pinned offer or planned purchase
  • Canvas and list edit the same Setup: desktop opens on the Canvas, phones on the list
  • Declared connections between components — uses, feeds, routes, tracks, hosted by — describe the plan and never configure or run anything
  • Matching marks each listing as exact, check on the listing, or doesn't match — offers are candidates, never compatibility guarantees

What this is backed by: Setups are private to your account and protected by the database's own access rules; pinning an offer never reserves it, and nothing is bought until you check out.

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