Bring what you are building. Leave with a plan.
Talk to the engineers who build Runtype. We start from your users and what the AI should do for them, not from your stack. Keep the framework, harness, tools, sandbox, and models you like. We will say where Runtype helps, where it does not, and where building it yourself is the right call.
- 30 minutes, and we keep to it
- You talk to engineers, not a sales development rep
- A written plan afterwards, whether or not you use Runtype
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The shape of the call
You show us your product and your users
What the AI should do for the people using it, and what you have already, whether that is a production agent in your own harness, a prototype, or a spreadsheet. Ten minutes of context is plenty.
We go deep on the part that matters most
Thirty minutes does not cover everything, so we do not try. We pick the part of the experience where AI changes the most for your users and work out the best way to build it: where Runtype fits, where something you already use fits better, and where building it yourself makes sense.
You leave with a plan you can use anywhere
A short written plan for the part we covered: what to build, what to keep as it is, and what to do first. It is useful whether or not Runtype ends up in your stack, and if the rest needs another call, we will say so.
The questions people ask first
- Is this a sales pitch?
- No. You will be talking to the engineers who build Runtype, and the recommendation is about your product, not just the parts Runtype would handle. If something you already use is the right fit, we will say so.
- Do I need to prepare anything?
- No prep needed. A rough description of what your product does for its users, and what it runs on today, is enough to make the call useful.
- I just have a quick question.
- Email hey@runtype.com instead. A call is worth it when you want a second opinion on how AI should work in your product, not a one-line answer.
- Can I just try it myself first?
- Yes, and most people should. Runtype is self-serve with a free tier, and it works alongside whatever you already run. Book a call when you want a second opinion on the design.
Prefer to start building on your own?
Runtype is self-serve, and it works alongside the framework, tools, and models you already use. Sign up, get something running, and book a call later if you want a second opinion on the experience.