Built by people who've seen inside the ad machine.
Before Cyder, I spent years as a software engineer inside advertising technology — working on the internals most marketers never see: the ad exchange itself, the bidding algorithms, the systems that match creatives to slots in the milliseconds after you open an app. I learned how the machine actually decides where money goes.
More recently, I've been building autonomous AI agent systems from scratch. Cyder is the combination of those two things: an AI that understands the ad machine from the inside, working for the people the machine doesn’t work for — the agencies.
Every agency founder we talk to describes the same ceiling: a senior buyer can quality-manage 6–8 clients, reports eat the weekends, and the platforms’ own AI optimizes for the platforms’ revenue — not the agency’s retention. Cyder exists to break that ceiling: it reads what humans can’t hold in their heads, shows its math on every claim, and acts only with your approval.
BITS Pilani. Senior software engineer with years inside ad-tech — ad-exchange internals, bidding systems, creative matching — and, more recently, autonomous AI agent platforms.
aman@cyder.in →A small founding team of engineers who’ve worked at Google and Microsoft — building deliberately slowly with our first design partners, so what we ship solves real agency pain instead of our own guesses.