Built by someone who was doing this by hand.

I’m Ed O’Connell. I run SÔZ Studios Atelier, and before Runsheet existed I was tracking tech packs in one tool, sampling notes in another, factory contacts in a spreadsheet, and flats in Canva — for my own work and for clients. None of it talked to each other, and none of it was built for apparel specifically.

Runsheet started as the tool I wished existed: one record per style that holds the tech pack, the sampling rounds, the costing and the factory it’s with — instead of six disconnected files. The factory side came from the same problem from the other direction: finding a US factory that actually answers, and vetting them, ate weeks I didn’t have.

It’s grown into two things that work together: a directory of 6,353+ reviewed manufacturers, consultants and suppliers worldwide you can browse for free, and a production dashboard that takes a brand or a consultant from a sketch through sampling, costing, purchase orders and the reorder.

What we won’t do

A few things we’d rather say up front

Your content stays yours

Styles, tech packs, files, client and factory records — you own them, you can export them, and we don't train AI on them or show them to other customers.

Factories can't pay for a better review, or to remove a bad one

Paid plans buy visibility features and access to briefs. They never buy ranking, and they never buy review outcomes.

No agency middleman, no commission on your production

Post a brief, a factory bids, you work it out directly. We're not taking a cut of what you pay to get made.

Questions, feedback, or just want to say hi?

Email goes to me directly — real reply, not a support queue.