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I love it. I think it's short, simple, sweet and gives off kind of a vintage vibe. I'd rate it an 8.

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Ada Josephine
Ada Louise

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Ada Josephine and Julia Ruth

I like Ada, I have Ida/Ada on my list, I'm not sure which one I prefer. It has a pleasant, familiar sound, like Ava, but it feels stronger to me. I really like the meaning too. I'd probably give it 7/10 maybe.

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I think I'd go for a longer middle.
Ada Hermione
Ada Valentine/Valencia
Ada Lilibeth
Ada Elizabeth
Ada Thessaly

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And siblings Maeve, Luna, Juno, Jana for sisters, or Hugo, Luka, Noah, or Beau for brothers.

I like it! I have a family member with this name, I think she's 3. I can't remember her little sister's name, but I know it doesn't go well with Ada AT ALL. It's something like Riley or Logan, some masculine-turned-feminine name. To me, Ada goes more with sweet, old fashioned names.
Ada & Alice
Ada & Beatrice
Ada & Charlotte
Ada & Edith
Ada & Frances
Ada & Georgia
Ada & Iris
Ada & June
Ada & Olive
Ada & Willa

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Ada & August
Ada & Charles
Ada & Edwin
Ada & Felix
Ada & George
Ada & Henry
Ada & Louis
Ada & Oliver
Ada & Simon

I think Ada is lovely. It has a vintage vibe to me, but I like that. There was an Ada Florence in my family tree and I think that combo is beautiful. I think Esme and Cleo would work for sisters and Isaac and Sebastian would work for brothers.

It's nice but feels a bit old-ladyish in Italy.

I love Ada. I'd consider using it, but I think my SO wouldn't like such a short name.

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To me it balances a lot of things: it's simple and humble but elegant, intelligent but unpretentious, classic and a bit old-fashioned but fitting in perfectly with modern tastes.