Raven brands in multiple folders
Problem: A single Raven brand often fits more than one category (e.g. a brand that’s both DTC and Ecom), but right now it can only live in one folder. I have to pick one and lose the other association. Request: Allow a Raven brand to exist in multiple folders at once, so the same brand can appear under every folder it’s relevant to. Why it matters: It keeps the watchlist organized the way I actually think about my competitors, instead of forcing every brand into a single bucket.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Raven brands in multiple folders
Problem: A single Raven brand often fits more than one category (e.g. a brand that’s both DTC and Ecom), but right now it can only live in one folder. I have to pick one and lose the other association. Request: Allow a Raven brand to exist in multiple folders at once, so the same brand can appear under every folder it’s relevant to. Why it matters: It keeps the watchlist organized the way I actually think about my competitors, instead of forcing every brand into a single bucket.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Image filter doesn't handle DCO correctly
What’s happening: When I select the format filter “Image,” it excludes image ads that have multiple ratios (DCO) — even though most image ads are DCO. And when I select the “DCO” filter, it includes videos too. Expected behavior: Selecting “Image” should return all image ads, including multi-ratio/DCO image ads. The “DCO” filter should not include videos. Impact: It’s currently impossible to filter cleanly for images only (with and without multiple ratios), since the two filters overlap incorrectly. This makes image-only research unreliable. Steps to reproduce: Apply the format filter “Image” → multi-ratio (DCO) image ads are missing from results. Apply the format filter “DCO” → video ads incorrectly appear in results.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Bug Reports
Image filter doesn't handle DCO correctly
What’s happening: When I select the format filter “Image,” it excludes image ads that have multiple ratios (DCO) — even though most image ads are DCO. And when I select the “DCO” filter, it includes videos too. Expected behavior: Selecting “Image” should return all image ads, including multi-ratio/DCO image ads. The “DCO” filter should not include videos. Impact: It’s currently impossible to filter cleanly for images only (with and without multiple ratios), since the two filters overlap incorrectly. This makes image-only research unreliable. Steps to reproduce: Apply the format filter “Image” → multi-ratio (DCO) image ads are missing from results. Apply the format filter “DCO” → video ads incorrectly appear in results.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Bug Reports
Saved Filters in Discovery
Problem: I rebuild the same filter combinations from scratch every research session. There’s no way to save a go-to filter set and jump straight back into it. Request: Let users save their favorite filter sets in Discovery, and pair them with the new exclusion filters to cut out noise. Why it matters: Turn research into muscle memory. Save your go-to filter sets to jump straight into curated inspiration — and use exclusion filters to cut the noise. The right ads, every time, without the hunt.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Saved Filters in Discovery
Problem: I rebuild the same filter combinations from scratch every research session. There’s no way to save a go-to filter set and jump straight back into it. Request: Let users save their favorite filter sets in Discovery, and pair them with the new exclusion filters to cut out noise. Why it matters: Turn research into muscle memory. Save your go-to filter sets to jump straight into curated inspiration — and use exclusion filters to cut the noise. The right ads, every time, without the hunt.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Add a Country Filter in Search
Problem: There’s no way to filter search results by country. For marketers outside the US and EU, this is a dealbreaker — I literally can’t find ads relevant to my market. Request: Add a country filter to search so results can be narrowed to a specific market. Why it matters: This was the single reason I didn’t subscribe — I can’t filter ads for my market (non-US & non-EU). A country filter would directly unlock CopyThief for international marketers.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Add a Country Filter in Search
Problem: There’s no way to filter search results by country. For marketers outside the US and EU, this is a dealbreaker — I literally can’t find ads relevant to my market. Request: Add a country filter to search so results can be narrowed to a specific market. Why it matters: This was the single reason I didn’t subscribe — I can’t filter ads for my market (non-US & non-EU). A country filter would directly unlock CopyThief for international marketers.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Sort by Views / Likes / Shares / Comments (Discovery & Raven)
Problem: I can’t sort ads by engagement metrics, so the best-performing creatives don’t surface to the top — I have to hunt for them. Request: Add the ability to sort by number of Views, Likes, Shares, and Comments across Discovery and Raven. Why it matters: Engagement is a quick proxy for which ads are resonating. Sorting by it puts the highest-traction creatives front and center instead of buried in the feed.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Sort by Views / Likes / Shares / Comments (Discovery & Raven)
Problem: I can’t sort ads by engagement metrics, so the best-performing creatives don’t surface to the top — I have to hunt for them. Request: Add the ability to sort by number of Views, Likes, Shares, and Comments across Discovery and Raven. Why it matters: Engagement is a quick proxy for which ads are resonating. Sorting by it puts the highest-traction creatives front and center instead of buried in the feed.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Add a "Run-Time" Filter — The Single Biggest Signal of a Winning Creative
Problem: When researching competitor ads, the strongest indicator that a creative actually works is how long it’s been running. Brands kill underperforming ads fast, so anything live for 30+ days is almost certainly a proven winner that’s survived rigorous testing. Right now there’s no way to filter a brand’s library by run-time — I have to manually scroll through every ad, check launch dates one by one, and eyeball which are evergreen vs. just launched. On a brand with hundreds of active ads, that turns a 5-minute task into an hour of clicking. Request: Add a “Run-Time” filter alongside the existing filters (format, platform, etc.) with preset ranges: 7+ days, 15+ days, 30+ days, 3+ months, 6+ months, 12+ months. A custom date-range input on top of that would be the cherry on top for power users. Why it matters: For creative strategists and performance marketers, run-time is the #1 first-pass filter. It instantly separates noise (ads launched this week that might flop) from signal (ads that have proven themselves). Without it, the library is a haystack. With it, it’s a curated list of winners worth studying.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Add a "Run-Time" Filter — The Single Biggest Signal of a Winning Creative
Problem: When researching competitor ads, the strongest indicator that a creative actually works is how long it’s been running. Brands kill underperforming ads fast, so anything live for 30+ days is almost certainly a proven winner that’s survived rigorous testing. Right now there’s no way to filter a brand’s library by run-time — I have to manually scroll through every ad, check launch dates one by one, and eyeball which are evergreen vs. just launched. On a brand with hundreds of active ads, that turns a 5-minute task into an hour of clicking. Request: Add a “Run-Time” filter alongside the existing filters (format, platform, etc.) with preset ranges: 7+ days, 15+ days, 30+ days, 3+ months, 6+ months, 12+ months. A custom date-range input on top of that would be the cherry on top for power users. Why it matters: For creative strategists and performance marketers, run-time is the #1 first-pass filter. It instantly separates noise (ads launched this week that might flop) from signal (ads that have proven themselves). Without it, the library is a haystack. With it, it’s a curated list of winners worth studying.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Sort & Filter by Video Duration (Swipe, Discovery & Raven)
Problem: There’s no way to filter or sort ads by how long the video is. When I’m looking specifically for short hooks or long-form creatives, I have to open them one by one. Request: Add the ability to filter and sort by video duration across Swipe File, Discovery, and Raven. Why it matters: Video length is a meaningful creative variable. Being able to isolate, say, 6-second hooks vs. 60-second VSLs makes it far easier to study a specific creative format.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Sort & Filter by Video Duration (Swipe, Discovery & Raven)
Problem: There’s no way to filter or sort ads by how long the video is. When I’m looking specifically for short hooks or long-form creatives, I have to open them one by one. Request: Add the ability to filter and sort by video duration across Swipe File, Discovery, and Raven. Why it matters: Video length is a meaningful creative variable. Being able to isolate, say, 6-second hooks vs. 60-second VSLs makes it far easier to study a specific creative format.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Save to Multiple Boards and Folders
Problem: When I save an ad to my Swipe File, I can only file it in one place. But a great ad often belongs in several boards/folders (e.g. by angle, by format, by client). Request: Allow a swipe to be saved to multiple boards and folders at the same time. Why it matters: One ad can be inspiration for several projects. Saving it everywhere it’s relevant — in one step — means I never have to re-find and re-save the same creative.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Save to Multiple Boards and Folders
Problem: When I save an ad to my Swipe File, I can only file it in one place. But a great ad often belongs in several boards/folders (e.g. by angle, by format, by client). Request: Allow a swipe to be saved to multiple boards and folders at the same time. Why it matters: One ad can be inspiration for several projects. Saving it everywhere it’s relevant — in one step — means I never have to re-find and re-save the same creative.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Multiple Keyword / Negative Keyword Filters for Search
Problem: Search currently offers limited control over keywords. I can’t stack multiple keywords or exclude terms, so results are full of noise I have to scroll past. Request: Add the ability to (a) stack multiple keywords together and (b) add negative keywords to exclude unwanted terms from results. Why it matters: Stacking + exclusion lets me zero in on exactly the ads I’m researching and filter out the irrelevant ones, making search dramatically faster and more precise.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Multiple Keyword / Negative Keyword Filters for Search
Problem: Search currently offers limited control over keywords. I can’t stack multiple keywords or exclude terms, so results are full of noise I have to scroll past. Request: Add the ability to (a) stack multiple keywords together and (b) add negative keywords to exclude unwanted terms from results. Why it matters: Stacking + exclusion lets me zero in on exactly the ads I’m researching and filter out the irrelevant ones, making search dramatically faster and more precise.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
EU Ad Spend Data
Problem: The EU Ad Library exposes spend and impression data for Facebook ads, but that data isn’t surfaced anywhere in CopyThief. Request: Show EU spend data on Facebook ads saved in the Swipe File and in Raven. Why it matters: Spend data is one of the clearest signals of which ads a competitor is actually putting money behind. Surfacing it turns a swiped ad into a data-backed insight, not just a creative reference.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
EU Ad Spend Data
Problem: The EU Ad Library exposes spend and impression data for Facebook ads, but that data isn’t surfaced anywhere in CopyThief. Request: Show EU spend data on Facebook ads saved in the Swipe File and in Raven. Why it matters: Spend data is one of the clearest signals of which ads a competitor is actually putting money behind. Surfacing it turns a swiped ad into a data-backed insight, not just a creative reference.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
Feature Request
Swipe ads from your phone (mobile swiping)
The ability to swipe ads into CopyThief directly from a phone. Right now swiping happens on desktop, but a lot of ad discovery happens while scrolling on mobile Instagram, TikTok, Facebook feeds. When I spot a great ad on my phone, I want to save it to my swipe file in a couple of taps instead of having to remember it and recreate it later on desktop. The problem today Most competitor and creator ads show up while I'm browsing on my phone. To swipe them I currently have to either email myself a link, screenshot it, or wait until I'm back at my computer, and by then I've usually lost the ad or the context. Good inspiration slips through the cracks. Key things it should do Save an ad to a chosen swipe folder from the phone in just a tap or two. Capture the original ad (creative + link/source) automatically, not just a screenshot. Let me add a quick tag or note while saving so I remember why I swiped it. Sync instantly so the ad is waiting in my desktop swipe file. Why it matters Ad inspiration is mostly discovered on mobile. Capturing it the moment I see it means a fuller, higher-quality swipe file and less lost inspiration, which is the whole point of CopyThief.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
High Priority
Feature Request
Swipe ads from your phone (mobile swiping)
The ability to swipe ads into CopyThief directly from a phone. Right now swiping happens on desktop, but a lot of ad discovery happens while scrolling on mobile Instagram, TikTok, Facebook feeds. When I spot a great ad on my phone, I want to save it to my swipe file in a couple of taps instead of having to remember it and recreate it later on desktop. The problem today Most competitor and creator ads show up while I'm browsing on my phone. To swipe them I currently have to either email myself a link, screenshot it, or wait until I'm back at my computer, and by then I've usually lost the ad or the context. Good inspiration slips through the cracks. Key things it should do Save an ad to a chosen swipe folder from the phone in just a tap or two. Capture the original ad (creative + link/source) automatically, not just a screenshot. Let me add a quick tag or note while saving so I remember why I swiped it. Sync instantly so the ad is waiting in my desktop swipe file. Why it matters Ad inspiration is mostly discovered on mobile. Capturing it the moment I see it means a fuller, higher-quality swipe file and less lost inspiration, which is the whole point of CopyThief.
Yuri P. about 1 month ago
High Priority
Feature Request