A quarterly, in print

Runpoint is a quarterly for people who run companies in the middle of the economy and want to think further ahead than the news allows. It is written by people who build and deploy AI systems inside those companies. We publish what we expect to still be true in ninety days, and we say so when we are guessing.

Client stories in these pages are drawn from our own work and conversations. Apart from on-the-record conversations, we remove names and change identifying details. Quotations from executives are taken from recorded conversations and lightly edited for length.

Each issue has its own design. Issue One, a digest edition, was printed in early 2026 and sold out. Issue Two, Half-Lives, moves to a larger format.

Who makes it

The editors are Sam Gaddis and Matthew Hall. Ryan Mish, Riley Spiller and Jonathan Layton contribute. The magazine is published by Runpoint Partners, which works with mid-sized companies from Austin and Atlanta. You can read about that work at runpoint.ai.

Drafted with the help of AI models, edited by humans, who are responsible for every error.