We rewired seven companies, starting with our own.

Each one started with a single problem that was costing real money, and every number on this page is one the client approved for us to share.

Five more clients, from a truck builder to a global advisory firm.

We name a client only after they say yes, so some appear here by what they do.

A podcast studio desk with a microphone on a boom arm and headphones

Backyard Ventures

Creator-economy ad sales

Sellers answer each brand's request with an agent that matches creators and drafts the outreach.

100+
creators managed from one screen
Hundreds → 1
Airtable tables and Sheets merged into one record

What we built

  • An agent that reads each RFP
  • Creator matching from the roster
  • Personal outreach in one click
  • A Slack assistant for sellers
  • A private roster for brands
  • A dashboard for each creator
A truck body workshop with a service truck on the floor and a laptop on the bench

Ledwell

Specialty vehicle manufacturing

A sales CRM shaped around the way Ledwell sells, in production eight weeks after kickoff.

8 weeks
from kickoff to the first production release
Same day
usual turnaround for a requested change

What we built

  • Accounts, contacts and history
  • Opportunities shaped to their process
  • Quick notes for the sales team
  • Change requests from inside the app
A binder of assessment pages with a magnifying glass on a dark desk

A global tech due-diligence advisor

Tech due diligence advisory

Two new tools earned us a place in the firm's main product, where features now ship in a third of the time.

3 months → 1 month
to ship a production feature, against the firm's own past pace
1 operator-engineer
carries each feature from the first analysis to finished code

What we built

  • A staffing matchmaker
  • A workforce classifier
  • Past deals searchable on live calls
  • A new main platform, under way
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An FAA-regulated training provider

Compliance training

Picked up a training-platform migration after about $1M of earlier spending and carried it to final cutover planning.

1/5 the spend
of the roughly $1M spent before, by the client's estimate
3× the work
of the earlier effort, in less than half the time, by the client's assessment

What we built

  • A repeatable migration process
  • Course editing for content staff
  • Checks on every moved record
  • Shared data and reporting pieces
A woodworker checking a drawing beside a carved panel on a CNC table

A custom fabrication shop in Austin

Architectural fabrication

A millwork shop that ran on memory and spreadsheets now runs on five systems it owns.

One of our founding partners runs this shop.

5 systems
replacing memory, spreadsheets and back-of-the-envelope tracking

What we built

  • Money owed and due, in real time
  • A pipeline beside the active jobs
  • Contract review before signing
  • A weekly meeting on shared numbers
“Now, we have a product ... that puts the focus back on our customer.”

Lesley Ledwell, Ledwell

“Runpoint was able to take on multiple requests for changes each day and turn them around...usually the same day. It was very impressive.”
Gabe McBride, Director of Sales, Ledwell
“We'd been trying to find a solution for that for years. This is perfect.”
Backyard Ventures executive
“The speed of iteration will convince people. It convinced me these last few months.”
Client leadership · An FAA-regulated training provider

Runpoint was the first company we rewired.

Our client records, proposals, cash and hiring run on one system we own, fed by the notes from every meeting.

2 days → 1 hour
from a kickoff call to a client-ready proposal
1 day
to move from hiring one person at a time to a bench of partners
Runpoint OS · Weekly meeting
A weekly leadership meeting in Runpoint OS: four action items with owners and due dates beside the four issues discussed, with a button to paste the meeting transcript. Sample data.

Runpoint OS, the system we run on, with a sample company's data

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