Nobody notices when something goes down.
Until the first customer calls.
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RunTheThing takes over the operation of software that was built with AI – whether it's an app, a customer portal, an internal tool or a backend. We assess, harden, automate, run and ship.
Monitoring. Backups. Updates. And someone who picks up within the agreed service window.
A prototype goes live in no time. But what happens when it turns into a system people rely on?
Until the first customer calls.
Nobody knows whether a restore would actually work.
Dependencies age and security holes stay open.
Nobody knows all the services and dependencies.
Who takes care of deployments, bugs and data now?
AI can build software. But someone has to run it tomorrow.
You start with the Operations Check. Then you decide what you handle in-house and what we take over.
The Operations Check: we review code, infrastructure, access, dependencies, security, monitoring and backups. No sugarcoating.
Result: A case file with a traffic-light rating and an action plan. Fixed price from €990.
We close the critical gaps: access, secrets, deployments, backups with restore tests, monitoring and logging.
Result: A production-ready application with a runbook.
You keep building with AI, we build the guardrails: every change is tested and checked automatically before it goes live.
Result: A CI/CD pipeline with approvals and a way back.
We monitor and maintain the application, install updates and respond to incidents according to agreed rules.
Result: Managed operations for a monthly flat fee from €149.
Releases for the web and the app stores: versioned, tested, rolled out in the agreed window.
Result: Everyone who is supposed to use it can get in and get to work.
We find out what's running. And what it needs to keep running.
Internal tools, portals and reports – often built with AI, long since indispensable.
Why RTT? →A quick MVP has turned into a product with real users.
Why RTT? →You built something fast for clients and don't want to carry its operation forever.
Why RTT? →Home-grown admin tools and learning platforms without a clear owner for operations.
Why RTT? →I'm convinced: you have to understand what you run – no matter whether a person or an AI built it.
I have been developing and running software and infrastructure since 2005. I know how quickly an application comes together – and how much experience it takes to make it work reliably day to day.
With RunTheThing, I take care of exactly that part: understanding, hardening and running. Without unnecessary complexity and without promises that don't hold up when it matters.
Responsibility also means knowing your limits.
We don't take on every system. And on-call coverage, backup staff and response times are only promised once they are reliably organized for the specific system.
What's running? Where? For whom? How critical is it?
Understand the technology and the risks before we take on responsibility.
Plan and implement the necessary measures.
Put services, response times and responsibilities in writing.
No. We first review the architecture, stack, security and risks. We only take over a system if that is technically and organizationally sound.
No. Conventional or organically grown systems qualify too. What matters is whether we can take reliable responsibility for running them.
Not necessarily. We review the existing environment and agree together on which infrastructure makes sense and can be operated.
Targeted changes are possible by agreement. Open-ended further development is not part of an operations contract.
That depends on the agreed service level. We define availability, on-call coverage, backup staff and response times bindingly before we take over operations.
The Operations Check starts at €990 net as a fixed price. Ongoing operations start at €149 per system per month. All prices are on the pricing page.
We review where your application stands – and what's missing for well-organized operations.
Or email us directly: kontakt@runthething.de
Understand first, then decide. No automatic takeover of operations.