Runner.Fewer tabs, better context
Runner exists for the moments when the useful information is scattered across inboxes, calendars, notes, docs, and local files.
About Runner
We needed Runner, so we built it.
As our workflows and lives get more complicated, we were told AI would help us manage the chaos. Instead, it has mostly made it worse. We are building Runner to automate and help with the workflows we use every day, and we hope you find it useful too.
History
We started out building agora.xyz, a crypto governance company, and that company is still going strong. But as our workflows and lives got busier, we built Runner to help us run Agora better.
We shared it with our friends and family and they loved it. Then we shared it with more friends of friends and they loved it too. Before we knew it, we had hundreds of daily users, and then thousands.
What we are building toward
Runner is for people who already have the tools they need but still lose time stitching them together. That shows up in the public workflow library, in the connected app pages, and in the team rollout path. The product direction is simple: make scattered context easier to use and follow-through easier to finish.
Real actions, not generic chat
We care about workflows that end in something concrete: the meeting brief, the drafted reply, the shared update, or the finished follow-through.
Personal workflows first
We started with the work we needed ourselves, then extended Runner into the team and business workflows that grew out of that daily use.
We build businesses using Runner.
We can't wait for you to try it.
If you want to see the product in its most concrete form first, start with the public workflow examples or go straight to the desktop download page.