Runner

Ask how your business is doing and get the answer from your own Runner workspace — the traffic, ads, pipeline, revenue and content you already run there.

Connect Runner, choose which of your products ChatGPT may read, and ask in plain words:

• "How did my product do this week?" — visits, new contacts, new deals, closed revenue and what changed against the week before, in one answer.
• "Are our ads running, and what did we spend?" — every connected ad channel (Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, Reddit) with its status, spend, clicks and conversions, your managed budget's pace, and any ad changes waiting for approval.
• "Where is our traffic coming from?" — first-party visits and sources, the daily Google Analytics sessions Runner has stored, and your top Google Search Console queries.
• "What deals are open?" — open opportunities by stage and value, recent wins and losses, and the deals whose next step is overdue.
• "How much revenue did we make this month?" — net revenue, refunds and fees by currency, and MRR movement, from the revenue ledger Runner keeps from Stripe.
• "What's scheduled to post?" — the content calendar across channels and what went out recently.
• "What needs my attention today?" — approvals waiting on you, conversations waiting for a reply, and follow-ups that are overdue.
• "Which companies are hot right now?" and "Are we on track for our growth target?"

What it does not do. This connection only reads. It never sends, posts, pauses an ad, changes a budget or approves anything — those stay in Runner, where the approval steps are. It does not return the personal details of your contacts (no names, email addresses or phone numbers); it works with companies, deals, campaigns and totals.

You stay in control. You sign in with your Runner account and pick the products the connection can see. Every request is checked against your own Runner role at that moment, so it never shows more than you could see in Runner yourself. Each call is recorded in your workspace's audit log, and you can disconnect at any time from Settings → MCP clients in Runner.

Runner reads stored numbers and never invents a zero: when a channel isn't connected or hasn't synced yet, it says so.