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Tired of Google Ads and Meta Ads dashboards?

Run your ads with serenity

Ask your AI in plain words instead. Roger does the clicking.

Roger, a silver-haired ad man in a three-piece suit, meditates on a cloud with an Old Fashioned in hand.

A minute of silence

A guided meditation on media buying, narrated by a man who hasn't opened a dashboard since 1962. Eighty-two seconds. We rounded down.

Somewhere under 47 tabs, there is still a person.

Meet the ones who got out.

  • Roger meditates on his walnut desk, the phone off the hook.
    Run your ads with serenity
  • Claire lies in tall grass, eyes closed, a closed laptop on her chest.
    Claire Performance marketer
  • Karim meditates cross-legged on his office desk.
    Karim Agency founder
  • Inès floats on a pink flamingo in a pool, phone face down.
    Inès E-commerce founder
  • Tom hugs a mossy tree in a misty forest.
    Tom Head of growth
  • Six colleagues lie in a circle on the office carpet, eyes closed.
    The entire paid team
  • Dolores rests in a garden hammock with tea and a sleeping cat.
    Dolores Freelance media buyer
  • Gary practices tai chi alone in an empty parking lot at sunrise.
    Gary Former tag guy

Breathe with Roger

Roger's mustache slowly inflates and deflates: breathe in for four seconds, hold for four, breathe out for six.

In for four. Hold for four. Out for six.

Marketers who found serenity

Roger stands on a green hill under a rainbow, arms wide, raising his drink to the sky.
Raise your spirits Not your budget
ClairePerformance marketer
“My optimization score is 41%. I have never been happier.”
KarimAgency founder
“I used to keep 47 tabs open. Now I keep one. It's my AI.”
Roger naps in tall grass while a rotary phone rings right next to him.
Let it ring
Roger floats on an inflatable swan in a pool, in his full suit, drink in hand.
Out of office Since 1962
InèsE-commerce founder
“I asked for last week's ROAS from a flamingo. Then I went back to sleep.”
PriyaKevin's manager
“They found Kevin in Tools & Settings. He'd been looking for the conversion window since Q2.”
Roger hugs a mossy tree in a misty forest, eyes closed, deeply moved.
Hug a tree Not a dashboard
Roger holds a yoga tree pose on a beach at sunrise, his shoes and drink on the sand.
Inner serenity Outer mustache
DoloresFreelance media buyer
“My account rep called. I let it ring. I have never felt so powerful.”
TomHead of growth
“I haven't seen 'Limited by budget' in nine weeks. I'm told it still exists.”
Roger relaxes in a steaming hot tub wearing nothing but his tie and glasses, raising his drink, his suit folded neatly beside the tub and a rubber duck afloat.
Self-care is a strategy
Roger types one line on a vintage typewriter, looking very pleased.
Ask. Sip Done
GaryFormer tag guy
“I used to be 'the tag guy'. Now I'm just Gary. Gary is doing great.”
The entire paid team
“We lay down for 'just a minute' in March. We'll get up when we feel like it.”
A long lunch table under a pergola, an Old Fashioned in the foreground.
Less clicking More lunching

Questions before lunch?

Do I have to wear a suit?

Only if you want to. Bring your ad accounts and the AI you already use (Claude, ChatGPT or another). Leave the 47 tabs at the door. Nobody will miss them.

Will Roger touch my campaigns without asking?

No. By default, every change is a draft you confirm, and new campaigns start paused. Unlike that recommendation you accepted in 2023 and still think about at night.

Do I need to learn the dashboards first?

Please don't. Roger speaks fluent dashboard so you can speak human. Ask the way you'd ask a colleague, then say yes or no.

When do I get my weekends back?

Most people feel their jaw unclench after the first question. Weekends usually come back around the second long lunch.

Is any of this real?

The swan isn't. Roger is, and you can start for free.

An empty lounge chair on a green hilltop, a drink waiting on the side table.

Close the tabs. Take a long lunch.

One sentence to your AI. That's the whole program. (Lunch is on you.)