07:30A morning in the garden

Skip the hiring and the wiring. Your AI team goes to work.

A whole team: chief executive, copy lead, scout, channel leads, finance and trust. Built from your code or your POS.

Runs on the model you choose
  • Claude
  • OpenAI
  • Gemini
  • Grok
  • Ollama
  • Kimi

Runner handles the growth work: Follows up every new enquiry; Drafts posts about what's selling; Writes and sends your customer emails; Follows up the checkout someone left; Plans around your quiet hours; Reaches out when a payment fails; Shows you what brought customers in.

Your team from $79 a month, AI included. See plans

Who it's for: Built for the person who owns the number.

Leads, posts, emails, follow-ups, spend and the weekly review. One team, one number.

Plug in, space 1: Start with what you have.

Where should Runner start?

Connect your code. Runner reads what you sell and who it's for, and builds the team to match. Nothing to configure.

What are you growing?

Runner would count your goal in

activated accounts, then paid conversions

Goes first

Advisor for doing more

Because more activity is what moves this product's goal.

Built for your kind of business
An app, a shop, a marketplace: each team counts your goal in its own unit.
Shows its work in your code
Where an admin allows it, Runner proposes what it learned as a pull request. Merging is your call.

Assemble your product’s growth team

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  1. Reading the repositoryNot started
  2. Indexing documentationNot started
  3. Suggesting the product typeNot started
  4. Suggesting who it's forNot started
  5. Reading the brand colorNot started
  6. Building the growth teamNot started
  7. Planning how this product winsNot started
  8. Drawing the customerNot started
  9. Proposing it as a pull requestNot started
  • Chief executive
  • Head of growth
  • Email lead
  • LinkedIn lead
  • Advisor for doing more

The team, space 2: Stop being the whole marketing team.

Every member has one job, and you run the team. Leadership holds it to your goal, a lead works each channel, and two advisors argue for more and for care. Pick a member to see its job, its rules, and what you can change.

You

You run the team

LeadershipHolds the team to the goal

Channel leadsEach owns a share of the goal

AdvisorsArgue both sides. You decide.

One press puts every draft where it goes. See how

AI agents. The faces are drawn characters, not people. Pause any lead in one press. Nothing to wait for.

AI agent

Chief executive

Traits

  • Decisive
  • Plain-spoken

Answers for the goal you set, and reports on it every day.

One number. Are we closer than yesterday?

Runs on

Effort: medium

Rules it keeps and what you can change

Rules it keeps

  • Never predicts a result. It reports what was recorded.
  • Never sets or changes the number. That is yours.

What you can change

  • Rename it, change its look, and give it up to four traits.
  • Pick the model it runs on, and how hard it thinks.

Your model, your products, space 3: Built to fit how you work.

Every product gets its own team.

Each product gets its own team, with its own names and the channel leads its plan needs. Talk to any member, out loud or by typing, and it answers in the thread.

Your café: you ask Nico, the instagram lead, out loud: "Can you post the oat latte for Saturday morning?" Nico answers in the thread: "I can draft this as a post. Nothing goes out until you approve it." You choose Draft it, and Nico replies: "On my list. I'll draft it on my next run."

  • You
  • Working
    Yuki
  • Working
    Noor
  • Working
    Wren
  • Working
    Lux
  • Working
    Nico
  • Working
    Remy
  • Needs you1
    Bea
  • Working
    Jun
  • Working
    Ari

AI agents. The faces are drawn characters, not people.

Your model, paid your way.

Pick the model your chief executive and each lead run on, and how hard it thinks. It runs on the AI credits your plan includes, with nothing to set up, or on your own key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI or Ollama, where your vendor agreement and your rate limits apply.

One team

  • Chief executiveClaudeEffort high
  • Email leadOpenAIReasoning medium
  • LinkedIn leadGeminiThinking high

The goal, space 4: You set the goal. The board keeps score.

Pick what counts and the date. The number is yours, and Runner counts only what was recorded, never what an agent says it did. Each week the head of growth proposes a bigger share of the goal for the lead that brought in the most sign-ups or paying customers. You approve the move.

The goal you set

Ideas for a goal

More paying customers

by the date you pick

50
Progress toward the goal17 of 50

Counts only what was recorded.

Weekly review

  • Email lead35 pts
  • LinkedIn lead30 pts
  • Instagram lead20 pts
  • Web chat lead15 pts

Best practice for the stage you're at

A playbook for each stage, from no revenue yet to expanding. Pick a stage to see what's worth working on.

“The most common unscalable thing founders have to do at the start is to recruit users manually.”

Paul Graham, Y Combinator's co-founder, “Do Things that Don't Scale”, July 2013. paulgraham.com (opens in a new tab)

  • You reaching out yourselfWorth working
  • Communities your buyers are inWorth working
  • ReferralsWorth working
  • Content and searchNot yet
  • Paid adsNot yet
  • PartnershipsNot yet
The one thing
Close your first customers yourself, and find the one channel that brought them.
Where it stalls
Building for people who don't pay, and charging too little to matter.
Skip for now
Paid ads, a sales hire, lead data, agencies.

Advice with sources, never a rule. Runner's consent, suppression and approval checks still decide.

Your limits, space 5: Switch it on, and it works inside the limits you set.

Daily limits start at zero, so nothing goes out on its own until you raise them, or save a rule that lets one kind of post or email skip asking. Anything that fails a check comes to you as an approval, with the reason.

You set the dials. The team stays inside them.

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Raising a limit asks you to confirm it's you. Lowering one never does.

An ad budget, if you want one

Finance lead: No ad budget? Fine. I stay out of paid reach until you set one.

Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads and Reddit Ads connect today, LinkedIn within its starting limits. Meta, TikTok and AppLovin ads follow as each network approves Runner's access.

  • WorkingFinance lead
  • WorkingTrust lead
  • WorkingEmail lead
  • WorkingLinkedIn lead

One switch stops every member at once, with no second factor.

Pouch

Passwords your AI never sees.

Keep your team's social-account sign-ins in Pouch and give each to the agents you choose. The password itself never reaches the AI.

Meet Pouch

Now on Mac

Your team, in your pocket.

Runner for iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac. Talk to your team, see what needs you and approve their work with one thumb.

Medals, space 6: Medals for real firsts. Never for busywork.

The board marks the moments that matter, only when the record shows they happened. No points for activity. No leaderboard. Just the firsts that move your number.

  • First send

    Its first email or post went out.

  • First sign-up

    Somebody joined after arriving from its channel.

  • First paying customer

    Somebody paid after arriving from its channel.

  • Called it

    A week met the floor the team set for itself.

  • Three in a row

    Three graded weeks in a row met the team's own floor.

  • Goal reached

    The reported count reached the number you set.

  • Earned a raise

    Results cleared your bar and you accepted a higher limit.

  • Clean sheet

    Every recent send passed every check.

You run the business. Put a team on growth.

Give lead finding, outreach and channel drafts a team of their own. Runner builds around what you sell and who you sell to. You set the target, the limits and when work can go out.

Muse and Grok Bot

AI assistants you brief yourself, then connect to your tools.

Runner

An AI team built around your business. Channel leads draft the work; leadership keeps it tied to the goal you set.

What you get with each

How do I start?
Muse

Share a goal and connect your storefront, business accounts and other tools.

Grok Bot

Create a Bot, describe its job and give it context and access to your tools.

Runner

Give it your website or product catalogue link, and Runner builds your Growth DNA: what you sell and who it's for. Your code or your point-of-sale sales report adds more. Connect a model, and Runner proposes the team.

What work does it take on?
Muse

Growth plans, campaign drafts and reviews of sales and expenses.

Grok Bot

Bots you create can research, draft outreach and work together across apps.

Runner

A scout finds leads, channel leads draft outreach, and leadership reviews progress against your goal.

What stays in my hands?
Muse

You approve before it publishes, sends or spends.

Grok Bot

It comes back when a task needs your approval.

Runner

The target, budget and limits. Switch on email sending inside those limits; exceptions come to you.

How do I follow progress?
Muse

An action history of completed and planned work.

Grok Bot

Updates and drafts in the conversation.

Runner

Recorded counts against the target you set, plus a weekly review.

Your business. Your goal. Your growth team.

Build my team

Get your business a growth team

Create your account, pick a plan, and your team starts from your code or your POS sales report.

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Questions about your AI growth team

What is an AI growth team?

A team of AI agents with one job each, working toward a goal you set. In Runner, a scout finds leads, channel leads draft for email, LinkedIn and web chat, and leadership keeps score.

Does it work without code, for a shop or restaurant?

Yes. Connect Square, Lightspeed Retail, Toss Place or Toast, or drop in the sales report your POS already exports. Shopify POS works through its orders CSV, and Clover follows once Clover approves Runner.

Which AI models does it run on?

The AI credits your plan includes, with nothing to set up, or Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI or Ollama on your own key, where your vendor agreement and your rate limits apply.

What stays in my control?

The goal, the limits and what goes out. Nothing goes out until you approve it or switch on limits, and the daily limits start at zero. One switch stops the whole team.

Does it work with QuickBooks or Xero?

Yes. Connect QuickBooks Online or Xero, and Runner reads your paid and open invoices, your top paying customers and a 90-day profit and loss straight from your books.

How do I get Runner?

Create your account, pick a plan and pay for it upfront. Your team is built once the plan is paid.