The Last-Mile Runner
Ship your AI automation to clients in a way they can actually operate it.
Turn your process and architecture into an application your client can configure and run, shipped with the config screen, schedule, encrypted secrets, run log, and delivery already in place. No infrastructure to babysit.
The last mile
Building it is easy now. Delivering it is what’s hard.
The build is cheap now. The hard, unpaid part is everything around it: config, scheduling, secrets, observability, delivery, and a clean handoff so the client runs it instead of depending on you forever.
It’s why 30–50% of automation projects and the large majority of AI projects stall on exactly these pillars. Every pillar on its own is commoditized to nearly free. The thing nobody ships is the opinionated shell that assembles them around one automation and hands the keys to the client.
Where automations break down
- You babysit infrastructure long after the build is done, or you dump the flow into a Make / n8n account the client can never truly operate.
- There’s no operator-facing config: every tweak (a recipient, a threshold, a toggle) comes back to you.
- Secrets live in plaintext, env files, or someone’s DMs.
- When a run fails at 2am, nobody can see what happened, or even that it ran.
- Delivery is cobbled together: an SMTP account, a hard-coded list, a hope that it sent.
Explore
The whole last mile, in one shell.
Three ways in. Each leads to the part of the Runner you want to understand first.
Who it’s for
Built for the handoff, not the build.
QWIRQ is the warmest kind of tool: made by a builder, for builders. Keep authoring processes the way you do; QWIRQ is where they become applications a client can run.
Why it stays sharp
One altitude, held on purpose.
Every pillar QWIRQ assembles is commoditized on its own. The defensible thing is the judgment in the assembly, and the discipline to sell that, not a bare part.
QWIRQ is
- The operational shell around one automation.
- The easiest possible client handoff and operations layer.
- An operator-facing config surface: a few fields, not a diagram.
- A managed runtime: schedule, secrets, runs, delivery, state.
QWIRQ is not
- Another place to build or design the work.
- A flowchart canvas that exposes the whole flow to the client.
- A bare cron, a bare SMTP sender, or a bare connector.
- Infrastructure you (or your client) have to stand up and babysit.
Early access
Be one of the first builders on the Runner.
We’re onboarding a small group of automation builders and consultants first. Tell us how you hand off automations today and we’ll bring you in early.