You're doing the work of five people.

You run content, ops, sales, admin, and research. When you started, there was nobody else, so the work fell to you. You are the CEO and the copywriter and the person who remembers to send the invoice. Your working week is full of work that isn't yours to be doing.

Existing AI tools haven't solved this. A single chatbot is a single assistant. You still have to hold the context, remember the process, and redo the work each time. Agent platforms built for developers assume you can write code. You shouldn't have to. Rundock gives you a team you can actually manage.

The org chart shapes itself around your business.

Every team is different. Your org chart matches what you actually do.

Rundock org chart for a consulting business: multi-level hierarchy with content, sales, delivery, and research leads

A consulting business A multi-level team with content, sales, delivery, and research leads, each with their own specialists.

Rundock org chart for a coaching business: eleven-agent team covering content, strategy, coaching, finance, sales, design, and product

A coaching business An eleven-strong team covering content, strategy, coaching, finance, sales, design, and product.

Rundock org chart for a school: school director with four specialists running curriculum, lesson creation, and marketing

A school A school director and four specialists running curriculum, lesson creation, and marketing.

Before Rundock, I was running five things at once. Content, clients, marketing, research, admin. Posts were going up later than I wanted. Client work was eating into evenings. Research I had meant to read had been sitting unopened for weeks. There was only one of me, and the maths had stopped working.

I started building Rundock because my first child was on the way and time was about to compress. I needed more output from the same hours. So I tried as many AI tools as I could. They were either too complicated or just gave me one assistant. What I needed was a team. The day a beta user sent me a screenshot of his own org chart, I knew the metaphor had clicked. This was closer to hiring people than to chatting with a model.

Today, I still work most days. The difference is what I am doing in those hours. Cos has the morning briefing waiting. Penn has hooks and a draft for me to push back on. Arlo's weekly digest lands on Saturday whether I open it or not. I am the editor and the orchestrator, not the bottleneck. That is what Rundock is for.

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What people are saying

Rundock removed the intimidation of Claude Code. You stop thinking in coding terms and start thinking in team terms. It's like having your own virtual team of highly paid experts, running in parallel. I've built my entire business DNA in the box.

James Compton Founder, Limitless Coaching

My previous AI stack was advanced but not cohesive. Every tool had its own context. With Rundock the context is shared, but each agent keeps their skills. I think of an agent I need and I build, hire, create. I see this running my entire business. This is a true operating system.

Patrick Giwa Founder, AI Impact

Your data never leaves your computer.

The entire stack runs on your machine. Rundock never sends your files, your agents, or your conversations anywhere.

Browser or app

Visual interface for your agent team. Org chart, conversations, and workspace files.

Local server

Discovers agents, manages conversations, reads your workspace files.

Claude Code

Free, open source, and yours to keep.

Three facts, stated plainly, with no asterisk.

Free.

The desktop app costs nothing to download and nothing to run. That's the product. The whole thing.

Open source.

Fork it, audit it, learn from it. One restriction: you cannot use the source to build a competing product.

No account.

No signup. No email. No telemetry. Your workspace stays on your machine. Rundock has no idea you're using it.

And it stays yours. Your agents and skills are plain markdown files. Take them with you whenever you like.

Get started.

You don't need to write code. You need Claude Code and a folder to call your workspace.

Install Claude Code

Rundock runs on top of Claude Code. Install it first. Requires a Claude Pro ($20/mo) or Max ($100/mo) subscription.

Download Rundock

One file. Open it and it runs. Apple Silicon Macs (M1 or later). For other platforms, see the README for setup.

Choose a workspace

Point Rundock at any folder on your computer. That folder becomes your workspace. Your agents, files, and conversations live there.

Build your team

Doc, your platform agent, walks you through building your first agents. Named, configured, and ready to work in under ten minutes.

Common questions

What does Rundock cost?

Rundock is free. You will need a Claude Pro ($20/mo) or Max ($100/mo) subscription for the AI processing, since Rundock runs on top of Claude Code. That is the total cost.

Where does my data live?

On your machine. Rundock runs locally and never sends your files, agents, or conversations anywhere. Only the active conversation is sent to Anthropic for processing, via Claude Code.

Can I bring my context from ChatGPT, Notion, or Claude?

Your workspace is plain markdown files. If you have notes elsewhere, copy them into your workspace and your agents can read them straight away. No import tool, no migration step.

What if Rundock stops being maintained?

Your workspace is yours. Agents and skills are markdown files you own. The code is open source. Worst case, you keep using whatever version works on your machine, or fork it, or take your agents to any tool that supports the Claude agent format.

How long until I am up and running?

Around an evening. Install Claude Code (10 minutes). Download Rundock and pick a workspace folder (5 minutes). Talk to Doc and let him build your first three agents (30 to 60 minutes). You are running.

Most AI tools give you a chatbot. Rundock gives you a team.