From your code to your next customer.
Start closer to your next customer.
Runner turns the product and instructions already in your code into a ready-to-review setup.
Sync your repository. Review the suggestions. Make them yours.
Explore repository sync
- Instruction fileswherever they sit
- Dependency nameswithout versions
- Configuration keyswithout values
- Your accent colourfrom a stylesheet
Proposed product type
Service operations
Read at this commit. The product type stays a suggestion until you accept it.
Your code becomes a starting point for setup. You decide what to use.
Runner turns the accounts you already use into a day already in order.
Connect GitHub, Google Calendar and Gmail. Your setup takes shape, your day comes into focus and every email still comes from you.
- GitHub
- Google Calendar
- Gmail
Put the right specialist in every conversation.
Each agent answers from records already in Runner, with the source behind every claim — and says so when the records do not cover it.
Technology director · AI agent
Technology director
Product manager · AI agent
Product manager
Sales AE · AI agent
Sales AE
SDR · AI agent
SDR
On your site, visitors meet these agents in text, with a clearly marked AI portrait beside the conversation and a person always within reach. A two-way video call with a visitor is not offered yet.
Eighteen jobs. One system. One login.
Runner brings the work together on one record, so the day moves without your team carrying context between tabs. Keep the specialist tools you love connected and let one system run the path between them.
Usually bought separately
Built into Runner
- Leadfeeder
- RB2B
- Dealfront
- Cookiebot
- OneTrust
- Osano
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
- Clay
- Klaviyo
- Hightouch
- Outreach
- Smartlead
- Calendly
- Typeform
- Intercom
- HockeyStack
- GA4
- Dub
- PartnerStack
- Insycle
- Dedupely
- Composio
- Zapier
- Pipedream
- n8n
- Front
- Chatwoot
- Fireflies
- Otter
Eighteen jobs, built in. One record per person, one set of rules, and every product you run under a single login.
All of it lands inRunner
Trademarks of their owners. No affiliation or endorsement.
Every lap starts where the last one finished
They arrive, Runner carries the context forward, and your team sees what worked. Give the first move its go-ahead and the follow-ups keep running while the contact checks happen in the background.
They arrive
The company behind the visit — and the person, in the US or wherever that visitor switched Recognition on, once someone on your team approves the match.
Your team says go
Revenue operationsRunner prepares the campaign, brings an owner or admin one clear decision, then keeps the follow-ups moving on schedule.
You reach them
Campaigns and replies from your own mail account, on the channels they use.
A caller follows up
The call, its outcome and its transcript land on the same record — recorded only where the person said yes.
You see what worked
Sends, outcomes, funnels and holdout tests, over your own events.
The next time they show up, everything from last time is already there.
Open it and the day is already in order
Approvals, meetings and next actions arrive in one ordered list. The first thing you see is the first thing that matters.
Leave the call with the next move already clear.
Pinned to the chat on join
Runner's AI participant is in this call with a camera. It is software, not a person, and the face on its tile is generated. It may record, transcribe, and speak. Ask the organizer to remove it at any point and it stops immediately.
Stay in the conversation. Runner captures what was decided and writes up the call, and each agreement a teammate accepts can be set as a deal's next step — so the meeting keeps moving after everyone leaves.
Be present, not buried in notes
Runner captures the conversation and writes the notes while your team stays with the people in the room.
Walk out with the follow-through owned
Decisions and commitments come back as items a teammate can accept and set as next actions on the same account record.
Give everyone a clear choice
It joins as Runner Teammate (AI), anyone can ask for it to leave, and anything kept is deleted after 30 days.
Runner installs from the browser already on the phone
Three taps, once, and it behaves like any other icon on the home screen — its own window, no address bar, its own place in the app switcher. Same application, same deployment, so a fix that lands in the afternoon is on the phone that afternoon.
- 1
Open Runner in Safari or Chrome, and sign in.
- 2
Share, then Add to Home Screen.
- 3
Open it from the home screen, then turn approval alerts on.
Works from Safari on iPhone and Chrome on Android.
Reach them where
they already are
Answer on your site. Follow up by email. Continue in the channels your customers use.
Make it easy to reply
A question on your website. A reply on WhatsApp. Meet the customer in a familiar place.
Make each channel feel native
Email, community threads, approved templates and calls—each with the format that fits.
Keep your team in the conversation
Give the first hello a quick look, then let a teammate take over whenever a website conversation needs a person.
Sent from your own mail account, once a teammate says go.
Choose a channel to explore
Four lines, all in the code
Runner's agents work inside four lines it draws for itself.
Each one is a fact about the software as it ships, checked against the code the day it was written.
A person sends, and a person promotes.
Agents draft, rank and propose. A first message leaves only on a person's approval, and a visitor becomes a contact only on a reviewer's decision, with the reason written into the record.
A privacy signal is read first.
A visitor's Global Privacy Control signal is honoured before jurisdiction or anything else is checked, wherever they are.
Every synthetic face says so.
Runner's agents are generated faces, and each one carries the AI mark wherever it appears.
No model is trained on your data.
Runner trains nothing on what you connect. Its own classifiers learn from fictional cases, never from a customer's records.
Bring us the workflow that should move faster
Tell us what your team runs, where work slows down, and how large your organization is. There is no self-serve signup or set pricing yet; your application starts a conversation with the people building Runner.
Step 1 of 3: Who you are