Two people make this. Here is what that means.
Who makes it
- Kalpesh Mahida, founder. Writes the code, runs the product and answers support.
- Shivangi Pandita, Product Manager. Shapes what Runsheet builds next and how it works for creators.
Why Kalpesh built it
I ship a lot of things and I post about almost none of them, because the publishing step is where the week runs out. The failure was never the video. It was that three finished videos sat in a folder while the week went by, and by the time I looked up the moment for them had passed.
Everything in Runsheet points at that one failure: whether the thing you already made went out.
What a small team means for you
- Support is direct. An email reaches the person who wrote the code, and the reply comes from that person, usually within a day or two.
- Your work stays yours. Your video files go from your browser straight to YouTube. What Runsheet keeps is your channel metadata and your own plans, which can be exported as CSV on any paid plan and after one lapses. What it can and cannot do with your channel is on the security page.
- The price is the price. Free, and Starter is $12 a month for 1 channel, Creator is $29 a month for 2 channels, Network is $69 a month for 5 channels. No seat maths and no percentage of anything. Every limit on every plan is printed on the pricing page, including which ones are counted per channel and which are shared across the account.
Every number is measured
Every number Runsheet shows about your channel is computed from YouTube’s own counts, recorded as they change, and every finding carries the sample size it rests on, so you can judge each one on its own.
The writing tools draft: you read a title, you change it, and you publish the version you like. The methodology page shows how every finding is computed.
Every finding says how much data it rests on. That is the whole product position.
The rest of the studio
Buildify is where Kalpesh builds production AI systems for organisations with complex or regulated workflows, and a handful of the studio’s own products, of which Runsheet is one. You can see the rest at buildifyapp.in.