Ankka puts AI agents on the systems your store already runs. What they learn is kept, checked against your data, corrected on the record — and it compounds.
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Dashboards answer this week's question and forget it. Ankka keeps every finding, decision and experiment — with receipts — so the next question starts smarter.
A memory you can't trust gets confidently wrong at compound interest. Three rules keep Ankka's knowledge honest:
Findings link to the exact query that proved them — re-runnable by anyone, including the agents themselves.
Stored claims are re-run on a schedule. When reality moves, the finding is flagged before it misleads anyone.
When a conclusion falls, it is replaced and linked. The trail of corrections is part of the knowledge.
From the store Ankka was built on — one week in July. Every claim links to the query that proved it.
73% vs 29%
Profit-based bidding was told the store runs a 73% margin. The real number: 29%. Two separate feed bugs — both found, both measured, decision made in a day.
Evidence: BigQuery × product feed · re-runnable
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The payment app returns buyers to a different browser, so the thank-you page loads with no cookies — no consent, no click ID, no purchase event on any platform.
Evidence: GA4 export × orders DB · confirmed in OS docs
0 kr → 20/20
A race in core code sent 0 kr conversions on every mobile-wallet order. Found the exact line, shipped a shadow fix, verified live on 20 of 20 orders the same evening.
Status: fix verified live · same day
0 mentions
Across category shopping prompts to the major assistants, no local retailer was recommended once — the whole shelf is empty. That is a race with an open lane.
Evidence: prompt panel across engines · repeatable
Each entry point is a focused investigation with its own proof and a fix plan at the end. They all feed the same brain.
Your tracking is lying to you. Find out where — wrong conversion values, invisible orders, consent leaks — with the evidence attached.
Start with the free audit →Nobody knows what the stack costs anymore. What each tool costs per order, where two subscriptions do one job, and what you already own that does it.
Audit what you pay →Your bidding thinks you run fantasy margins. Send ad platforms real profit, computed from your own numbers.
Assistants recommend stores all day. Measure whether you are ever one of them — and what to change so you are.
The feed decides what Google sells for you. Find what is missing, wrong, or quietly costing you money.
Running WooCommerce or Shopify? There's a page for your platform. Every week the brain writes itself up in the Monday brief. Your team on Buzz? Ankka agents join the channel. For developers: the open-source WooCommerce sync connector — the rails under the brain — ships separately.
Run a free audit of your store — tracking, SEO, AI access, product feed. No signup, no access to your accounts. Every check is dated and shows what it saw.
The scan already wrote pages: what is broken, the evidence, the questions it could not answer from outside. Claim them and they are yours to keep.
Read-only connections to the stack you already run — Search Console, GA4, your store. That is what promotes an outside guess into a verified fact.
Re-scans check whether your fixes worked, findings re-verify themselves, and every answered question makes the next one cheaper.
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