Home, Apps, Decisions, Activity and Settings: where everything lives, and one Off / Suggest / Autopilot switch per app.
The new view puts everything in five places: Home, Apps, Decisions, Activity and Settings. It is opt-in per workspace while it rolls out: turn it on in Settings › Auto-pilot & alerts › Interface (it needs the Apple Ads Guide engine), and go back from the Account menu at any time. Your campaigns and data are the same in both views.
Where everything lives
Home: the last 7 or 28 days against the period before — spend, trials, cost per trial, revenue from new Apple Ads customers and ROAS against your target — plus what Autopilot changed this week, the biggest changes and every app with its status. Missing data is unknown, not zero.
Apps: one page per app with Overview, Campaigns, Keywords & ASO, Product pages, Revenue and Settings. Bid and budget edits open a review of the exact change before anything reaches Apple Ads.
Decisions: everything waiting for you — budgets, new campaigns, keywords to add, seasonal pauses — each with its evidence and the Guide rule behind it. Approve, Not now (hidden for 7 days) or Don't suggest again (90 days). Nothing changes until you approve.
Activity: notifications and the log of applied changes, with undo where Apple Ads allows it. It is not a complete audit of changes made directly in Apple Ads.
Settings: opens Autopilot; account, connections, alerts and billing are one click away.
One switch per app
Off: AdsBuddy only watches. Nothing changes in Apple Ads (campaigns keep spending as they are). Called Watch only in the previous view.
Suggest: every change waits for you in Decisions. Called Review and apply in the previous view.
Autopilot: the actions you allow on the Autopilot page run on their own, inside your limits. Budgets, new campaigns and listing changes always come to you. Read the limits.
Vacation mode pauses every automatic change until you turn it off; data, alerts and proposals keep coming.