Scoped context
Right-sized project slices instead of one giant prompt.
psst. want in?
ship pronto. with bronto.
Bronto.run turns a rough software idea, spec, or repo shape into a build-ready packet: scope, open questions, price signal, preview evidence, and the next safe handoff.
BYOK planned
Invite-only beta
Closed beta status
Access review
Plan compiler
Preview lab
Packet export
Invite-only while we tune quality, cost, and the first build flows.
idea
plan
preview
export
Risk map
Find unclear requirements, overlaps, and unsafe handoffs.
Export gates
Checks, holds, and packet evidence before anything ships.
private beta
Request access to the private builder preview.
The beta is for founders, builders, and operators who want a serious app plan before they burn time on a messy implementation loop.
how it works
From rough idea to reviewed build packet.
Import
Paste an idea, spec, repo tree, or early product direction.
Chunk
Bronto.run turns it into scoped work, decisions, and open questions.
Preview
See the graph, packet list, cost signal, risks, and holds.
Export
Leave with a plan that can be reviewed, priced, and built next.
why not just chat?
One thread is not a build system.
One thread at a time
- Context gets muddy.
- Scope changes hide in the scrollback.
- The final plan is hard to trust.
Bronto.run packet flow
- Structured spec and unknowns.
- Chunk graph with clear handoffs.
- Export bundle with checks and holds.
faq
Closed beta basics.
What can I bring?
A product idea, spec, repo tree, or messy build note.
Do I need GitHub?
No. A pasted spec or folder tree is enough for the first pass.
Can I use my own keys?
BYOK is planned for private beta after onboarding gates are ready.
Does it replace engineers?
No. It makes the build plan clearer before work starts.
the stance
Too big for tiny loops.
One prompt is not a product plan. Bronto.run is for turning rough intent into scoped work with receipts: what is known, what is blocked, what should happen next, and what is safe to hand off.
want in before everyone else?