Kalum.xyz | Zero-Touch Google Ads. Our AI builds & optimizes ads 24/7

Hey PH 👋 I’m Kal. I built Kalum.xyz because I love building products, but I absolutely hate being a full-time marketer for them. The problem I was solving for myself: You finish a build. You’re proud. Now you need users. You open Google Ads. It’s a maze of keywords, "quality scores," negative match types, and bidding strategies. You spend 3 hours setting it up, $500 on the wrong clicks, and realize you’ve spent your whole Saturday acting like a marketing agency instead of a founder. I wanted the "Zero-Touch" experience: I give the tool a URL, and it does the rest. The Build: Solo dev, late nights, and a lot of testing to make sure the AI actually understands intent, not just keywords. I wanted something that works while I sleep (or while I'm building my next feature). 🚀 The Big Update (Coming Next): Right now, Kalum is a beast at Google Ads. But I'm currently building the "Master Bridge." Soon, you'll be able to sync your budget across Meta (FB/IG), TikTok, and LinkedIn from the same dashboard. One URL, every platform. What Kalum actually does: → URL to Campaign: Drop your link. Kalum analyzes your site and writes the ads. → Auto-Budgeting: Tell it your limit. It spends where the ROI is. → 24/7 Optimization: It kills underperforming ads and scales winners automatically. → Zero Knowledge Required: No "Marketing Certifications" needed. → Fast Setup: Launch a professional Google Ads presence in under 2 minutes. Who this is for: Solo Founders who need to get their first 100 customers. Indie Hackers who would rather write code than ad copy. Small Biz Owners tired of paying $2k/month to "Ad Agencies." Developers who want to automate their growth stack. My ask: Give it a spin. Tell me if the ad copy it generates feels like your brand. Tell me where the UI feels clunky. I built this to get my own time back I hope it gives you yours back too. → https://kalum.xyz PS: I’m actually running a Kalum campaign for this launch today. Eating my own dog food! What’s the one part of running a business you wish you could automate forever?