I have an idea · for experts
Sell your method, not only your hours.
You know how to programme a season, read an intake form or price a job. RunMyB builds the tool that does it for your client: it takes their answers and returns the plan, the score or the schedule you would otherwise write by hand.
A try usually costs an afternoon and a few dollars. A product nobody visits costs nothing, unless it runs AI work on its own, on a schedule.
The RunMyB guide says: Show me how you work.
How it works for your method
Describe how you work.
The inputs you ask a client for, and what you give back. In your own words.
It studies the best, then plans yours.
The platform reads the leading tools of that kind and lays out a plan: what every one has, where yours is better, what only yours would have. You approve it.
Built in your brand, previewed in private.
Bring your brand or ask for one. You try the tool on a private preview, then accept it — or send it back with a note.
Publish it and send it to clients.
It lives at its own address. When your method changes, say what to change; it builds the update and you release it.
What fits
Things of that shape
A race plan generator for a running coach. A meal plan generator for a dietitian. An exercise prescription tool for a physiotherapist. A career change assessment for a consultant. A mortgage affordability calculator for a broker's site. A skin type quiz that returns a personalised routine. None of these is a page about you; each one is a thing your client opens and uses.
What gets built runs in a browser. There are no phone apps.
Answers
Can AI build a tool, not just a website?
Yes — that is the point here. A page cannot compute. If your clients put something in and expect something back that is about them — a plan, a quote, a score, a schedule — that is software, and software is what gets built: with its own database when the answer has to be saved, and its own client logins when people come back to it.
I already pay for a course platform and a site builder. Can I add a calculator to them?
Not to them. Those tools host and sell what you make; none of them builds software. RunMyB builds the interactive tool and publishes it at its own address, in your brand. It adds the piece your stack has never had; it does not replace your stack.
Will it look like every other AI-built tool?
It should not. Each product gets its own design direction, matched to its subject; bring your brand and it steers everything built after it, so a second tool matches the first.
Can the tool read what my client wrote and respond?
Yes, and you do not open a model account to get it. The product's AI calls go through the platform's own metered door; you never hold a key. What the model writes is not guaranteed to be right: the sentence your client reads carries your name, and judging it stays your job.
How do I change my own tool without going back to a developer?
Say what you want different, and it changes: a session rate, a question in the intake form, a rule you use now that you did not use last year. The platform makes the change, re-checks the whole build, and waits for you; nothing changes for your clients until you release it.
Will you bring me clients?
No. RunMyB builds and hosts what you choose; it does not bring you an audience or customers. We send you nobody you did not bring yourself. Your clients stay yours: we will not market to them or approach them with an offer that goes around you (Terms §10.2).
Not a method but a product idea? I have an idea. Running a service business and need a tool for it? I run a business — intake forms, reports and the spreadsheet you have outgrown.
Your method, working on the days you cannot.
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