Who built Nask AI?

Rodrigo Nask built Nask AI. He is an engineer first and a media buyer second: he bought his first ads in Brazil in 2014, went all in on paid growth in 2018, moved to the United Kingdom in 2021, and since 2025 has narrowed his own work to Meta ads, conversion rate work and AI systems for B2B and expert-led companies. His personal site is rodrigonask.com.

He still runs Meta ads for the companies he works with, and he runs them on Nask AI, the same engine described step by step on the how it works page.

Why did he build it?

Meta's ranking now rewards creative variety: many different ads, on brand, in every placement, refreshed before they tire. Producing that by hand means a designer, a copywriter and a media buyer working every week on one account. The decision that matters in an account is the direction (the angle, the offer, the audience), and the work that eats the week is everything after it.

So the job got split. You approve the direction. Meta picks the winners. Nask AI does the work in between: it writes the ads from one brief, generates the creative in your brand, publishes it to your ad account, and tracks what happens after the click. Rodrigo's own frame for it is older than the product: build the infrastructure and the process that always works, then sit down and do the work.

Who is Nask AI for?

Nask AI is for whoever runs paid Meta ads for a B2B service or a lead-form business: coaches, consultants, course creators, agencies, and regulated lead generation such as telehealth and med spas. Two seats use the same product. The founder who runs their own ads, and the agency that runs them for every client, with one brand per client and reports under the agency's own logo.

The dividing line is a lead form against a checkout. Nask AI tracks leads, booked calls and sales on your own site and sends those stages back to Meta, which is the problem a lead-form business has. It is not built for online stores.

What does Nask AI refuse to do?

How the founder got here

  1. 2014Buys his first ads in Brazil, next to a copywriting job.
  2. 2018Goes all in on paid growth and decides to build the infrastructure and the process instead of improvising every account.
  3. 2021Moves to the United Kingdom and keeps running ads for companies from there.
  4. 2025Narrows his own work to Meta ads, conversion rate work and AI systems, for B2B and expert-led companies.
  5. TodayBuilds Nask AI and runs the Meta ads of the companies he works with on the same engine.

What shipped recently, release by release, is on the Nask AI news page. Plans and prices are on the pricing page.