Founder notes
Introducing the Blueprintd blog
Why Blueprintd has a blog, which products it will cover, and what kind of posts to expect from the team behind CronEcho and redphonr.
Blueprintd is the trading name of Blueprinted Ltd, a small software holding company in the UK. We build products, run them ourselves, and keep them. This blog is where we write about that work.
What we run
Five products sit under Blueprintd today. Two are aimed at teams running AI agents in production, and three serve specific industries.
- CronEcho watches cron jobs, background workflows and AI agents. When a job stops reporting in, or an agent runs over budget, it alerts you and keeps escalating until someone acknowledges it.
- redphonr is an MCP server that lets an agent stop and ask a person before it does something risky. The agent calls one tool, a person approves or replies from Slack, SMS or a phone call, and the agent carries on with that answer.
- WeJoinly is a booking marketplace for sessions and classes in the Gulf.
- TAPEDITOR opens and edits TAP, RAP and NRTRDE files, the record formats mobile operators use to settle roaming charges.
- ROAM is a multi-agent platform for telecom roaming operations teams.
What you will read here
Four kinds of posts:
- Announcements when something ships or changes.
- Tutorials that walk through a real setup, with code you can copy.
- Case studies about how a product is used, written with the people using it.
- Founder notes like this one, about how and why we build things the way we do.
Every post that is about a product says so and links to it. If you only care about one product, its page under Products lists everything written about it.
The next post explains what CronEcho does for teams running AI agents, with a working example.