Inside Runco
Your company,
at a glance.
What needs you, who's carrying what, and what your team can reach, in one window.
Shown: Tallyhand, a sample company that ships with Runco. Not a customer.
Stop doing everything yourself. Runco gives you an AI team that remembers what you've told it, works in your own tools, and checks with you before anything goes out.
The gap between what was said and what got done.
A half-built feature is worse than no feature.
The question underneath the channel question.
The unsexy parts that kill companies if neglected.
The version of the ask that could ship by Friday.
Design as argument, made visible.
What needs you, who's carrying what, and what your team can reach, in one window.
Shown: Tallyhand, a sample company that ships with Runco. Not a customer.
Start with a Chief of Staff, Product, Growth and a CTO. Hire the rest when the work calls for them. Each has real tools, keeps notes, and talks to the others — so you don't relay everything.
Keeps the company honest. Watches for drift between what you said you're building and what's actually happening — and flags it quietly before it becomes a problem.
Writes the spec, cuts the scope, and tells you when a feature doesn't belong in v1. Opinionated — which is the point.
Runs research, writes positioning, builds the investor prep track. Doesn't spend without a hypothesis and a way to measure it.
Architecture, tradeoffs, technical risk. Can dispatch a real engineering run when the work needs hands — not just advice.
Entity, legal, compliance, process. The one who makes sure nothing important breaks quietly in the background while you're focused on everything else.
On the bench. Hired when the work calls for it.
Design system, brand, production assets. Makes the case for a design, not just the design.
On the bench. Hired when the work calls for it.
Each of them gets the tools their job needs, and only those. Connected doesn't mean unsupervised: anything that sends, spends or deploys still asks you first.
And the catalogue keeps growing. Anything with an MCP server can be added as your own.
Three steps from a blank page to a team at work.
Vision, customer, problem, solution — seven short sections. This is the one place everyone reads from. You update it; they adjust. No re-explaining from scratch.
Each has their own thread, and they share a drive. They confer when they need to. Research lands in one place, decisions get logged, and work goes on the Board, where you can see who has what.
Everything important arrives in your inbox. You say yes, no, or skip. The team carries on. You stay in control without being in every conversation.
They draft, research and plan all day. Anything that would leave the building waits for your yes.
Email, calendar invites, spending and engineering runs arrive as a card. Approve it, change it, or don't.
The brief, the threads and the drive are files on your machine. They are yours, not ours.
Blocked, drafted, up for grabs, in progress. Every piece of work has a column and an owner, and what's waiting on you comes first.
Writing that can wait runs overnight as a batch, for less, and is on your desk in the morning.
A plan for Runco is on its way. During the beta, your team runs on your own Anthropic or OpenAI key — every call counted, and a daily cap that stops spend where you set it.
Runco is in private beta. Tell us where to send a key and we will be in touch — usually the same day.