Not a dashboard.
An operator.

Six screens where the work turns up - what ran overnight, what’s waiting on a decision, and the reason behind every change.

The morning glance. Everything that happened, everything that needs you.

Home opens on the account's heartbeat - what was checked overnight, what changed, and what needs a decision. You can answer without leaving the page, and the recap keeps score of outcomes rather than activity.

The home screen: a composer, and three decisions waiting for approval - a budget raise, a campaign to pause, and a tracking fix.

One conversation runs it all. Ask for a chart, delegate a change, undo it.

Charts appear right in the thread. Bigger jobs run step by step while you watch. Anything already shipped can be undone by asking. And threads keep their history - “what did we do about Brand?” always has an answer.

A chat thread where Alex proposes a four-step plan to move budget between campaigns, with an Execute button.

Every change, staged. A queue of proposed moves, each with its reason.

Budget shifts, new ads and negative keywords land here first. Approve one by one, or let the kinds you trust ship on their own.

The drafts review queue: five pending, nine shipped in 30 days at an 82% approval rate, and three proposed ads each with its angle, preview and destination campaign.

A plan, not a printout. Where results leak, what won, what happens next.

A written briefing, not a spreadsheet to decode. Past changes come back with their outcomes attached.

A report scored 71 out of 100, up 13 points since the last run, beside Alex's written briefing on where the account is leaking and what to do about it.

Say it once. Rules apply to every decision that follows.

“Never touch Brand.” “Ship budget changes without asking.” Rules live in Memory and hold until you change them. Edit or drop one the moment the business does.

The memory page: standing rules grouped by kind - “ship budget changes without asking”, “never touch Brand” - each stamped with where it was learned.

A paper trail for everything. Every action, its reason, its result.

Plain language, and honest about what didn't work. If a change ever surprises you, the trail explains it.

The activity log: a timeline of what Alex did, with the selected entry explaining which fourteen search terms were paused and why.

See these screens running your own account.