Describe it in a sentence. rundash checks your tools, does the work, and leaves the result in Slack or your inbox.
Most of a founder’s week is small recurring work that needs judgment. None of the usual options fit it.
Everything you’d check first thing, read for you and boiled down to one message.
The things you mean to keep an eye on, checked on schedule.
The small tasks that sit for days because each one takes twenty minutes.
No flowcharts, no prompt engineering. Name the tools with @, say when it should run, and rundash sets up the rest.
Gmail Calendar HubSpot SlackEach run gets its own sandbox and your connected tools. It can search, write files, update records and open pull requests.
Set a schedule once. Runs show up on your board as they start and finish.
Each job keeps notes between runs, so Tuesday’s watcher knows what Monday’s already flagged.
Every run has a dollar limit. Hit it and the run pauses until you raise the cap or stop it.
Results go to Slack, email, Notion or the task itself. No new dashboard to check.
Connect each app once with OAuth and every job can use it. We never train on your data.
Each comes with the instructions, tools and schedule set up. Change anything.
A morning brief is one run. A weekly competitor check is one run. Free to start, no credit card.
One weekly briefing, with room to try a few one-off jobs.
A weekday morning brief and three weekly watchers, with about 60 runs to spare.
Daily jobs across sales, content and reporting for a team of two to five.
Write it down in one sentence. That’s the whole setup.
