The Problem What You Get Industries How It Works About

Your business should run itself.

We build the custom system that handles your scheduling, invoicing, and paperwork — so you can get back to the work you actually do.

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Built in Grand Junction. Running in days, not months.

Grand JunctionFruitaPalisade Mesa CountyThe Western Slope

The Problem

You didn't start your business to do data entry.

But there you are at 9pm — retyping the same job into a third app, chasing an invoice, wondering which sticky note had the callback on it.

01

Your tools don't talk

Scheduling in one app, invoices in another, payroll in a spreadsheet. Nothing connects, so you become the integration.

02

The work follows you home

Admin doesn't fit in the workday, so it eats the evening. The business runs you instead of the other way around.

03

Real software is priced for giants

The systems that would fix this are built for companies ten times your size, with quotes to match. So you keep coping.

What You Get

One system. Built around how you already work.

Not another subscription to manage. A single place where your jobs, your customers, your invoices, and your team all live — shaped to your business, not a template.

A website that brings you work

Fast, mobile, and built to show up when someone nearby searches for what you do.

Jobs and scheduling in one place

Every job, crew assignment, and deadline on one board your whole team can see.

Invoices that chase themselves

Quotes go out, invoices follow, reminders send on their own. You stop being the collections department.

A portal for your crew

Clock-in, schedules, documents, and onboarding — so your team stops asking you where things are.

An assistant that never clocks out

Ask it anything about your business in plain English — and it answers from your real data.

Numbers you can actually read

What came in, what went out, what's outstanding — without exporting anything to a spreadsheet.

Who This Is For

Built around your trade, not a template.

The shape of the system changes with the business. Here's what that looks like for the ones I build for most.

Not on this list? The system gets built around how your business runs — these are just the ones I'm asked for most.

JT John Traugott · Founder

Who You'll Work With

You shouldn't need a full-time IT department to run a twelve-person company.

I started Runzek because the businesses I know here in the Grand Valley are running on sticky notes, spreadsheets, and four apps that don't talk to each other — while the software that would actually fix that is priced for companies ten times their size.

I build with modern AI tools, which is how a custom system gets delivered in days instead of months. But I'm not handing your project to a chatbot. I design it, build it, test it, and stay with you until it runs the way your business actually works.

You work with me directly. Same person on the first call and the fiftieth.

Grand Junction, CO Custom software One point of contact

How It Works

Three steps. No jargon.

You've been burned by long timelines and vague quotes before. This is deliberately boring.

1

Tell me what's slowing you down

A short conversation about how your business actually runs — where the time goes and what keeps falling through. No pitch deck.

2

I build your system

You see working software in days, not a mockup in a month. You use it, tell me what's wrong, and I adjust until it fits.

3

You get your evenings back

It runs. I keep it running, updated, and improving — so you never touch a server, a plugin, or an update notice.

What Changes

Six months from now.

If nothing changes

  • Still rekeying the same job into three different apps
  • Still doing paperwork after dinner
  • Invoices still going out late, and getting paid later
  • Still the only person who knows how anything works
  • Growth still means hiring another admin

With a system that runs

  • A job gets entered once and flows everywhere
  • The admin finishes itself while you're on site
  • Invoices go out same-day and chase themselves
  • Your crew answers their own questions in the portal
  • Growth means more jobs, not more overhead

Get Started

Let's find out what to automate first.

Tell me what's eating your time. I'll come back with what I'd build and what it would cost — before you commit to anything.

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