Runneth launches HQ to share a boss's trained AI with new hires, no chat export needed
jacob_posel · x · 2026-10-30
Runneth launched HQ, targeting a real pain point from 1,141 Reddit threads: a small-business owner's trained Claude/ChatGPT — skills, memory, chat history — is locked to one login, so new hires either get re-trained from scratch or start cold.
HQ lets owners hand accumulated business knowledge (pricing, writing, invoicing, shipping) to a new teammate's AI on day one, with answers backed by the owner's own knowledge base — no chat exporting or pasting summaries. No seat fees; $10 of usage included monthly. KOL jacobposel praised the product as "really good."
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