Freelancer briefing
New freelancer on the project? Runner puts the briefing, feedback history and deadlines on one sheet. She's up to speed in ten minutes.
“Brief Jana on Project North.”
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Runner handles what sits between the drafts: briefings, feedback rounds, deadlines. The creative work stays yours.
DraftBriefing for Jana is ready. It only goes out once you approve it.
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Three deadlines, two open feedback rounds.
Round 2: bigger logo, colour stays.
Jana starts on Project North.
Draft is ready for approval.
What it takes off your plate
No sticky-note chaos, no hunting for the latest feedback. The pilot starts with whatever pulls you out of your flow the most.
New freelancer on the project? Runner puts the briefing, feedback history and deadlines on one sheet. She's up to speed in ten minutes.
“Brief Jana on Project North.”
What did the client really say in round 2? Runner pulls it from emails and threads, with the source, no guessing.
“What was the feedback on round 2?”
Every morning: what's due this week, where you're waiting on client approvals, what's slipping.
“What's due this week?”
Clients stop asking where things stand. Runner drafts the update, you approve it.
“Status update for client Weber.”
The difference
Runner learns your workflows and suggests new skills on its own. Tap a button to see the matching limit.
03 · Approve
You decide. Every new skill and anything that goes out needs your approval. That line stays, no matter how much it learns.
Pilot
Before setup, we put in writing which systems Runner may read and where your approval is required.
Put systems, friction points and permitted actions in writing.
Connect, test, let it run alongside you for three days, with daily feedback.
Measure the benefit and decide together how to expand.
7-day pilot
You get in writing which bottleneck is worth tackling and what Runner would be allowed to read for it.
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