Download Runner
Head to runner.now and grab the version for your computer.macOS
Works on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. Requires macOS 12 or later.
Windows
Works on 64-bit Windows 10 or later.
Linux
Available as AppImage and .deb. Ubuntu 22.04+ recommended.
Install on macOS
1
Download
Go to runner.now and click Download for Mac. A
.dmg file will land in your Downloads folder.2
Install
Double-click the file and drag Runner into your Applications folder.
3
Open Runner
Launch it from Applications or Spotlight (
Cmd + Space, type “Runner”).If your Mac shows a security warning, go to System Settings > Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.4
Sign in
Sign in with your Google account. You’ll land in your first workspace, ready to connect apps and start working.
Install on Windows
1
Download
Go to runner.now and click Download for Windows.
2
Install
Double-click the
.exe file and follow the prompts. No admin permissions needed — it installs to your user profile.3
Open Runner
Runner opens automatically after installation. You’ll also find it in your Start menu.
4
Sign in
Sign in with your Google account and you’re good to go.
If Windows Defender SmartScreen shows a warning, click More info then Run anyway. Runner is signed, but new apps sometimes trigger this.
Install on Linux
1
Download
Go to runner.now and choose either the AppImage (runs anywhere) or the .deb package (for Ubuntu/Debian).
2
Install
AppImage: Make it runnable and open it..deb: Install with your package manager.
3
Open Runner
Find Runner in your application launcher, or run it from the terminal.
4
Sign in
Sign in with your Google account.
What’s next?
Once Runner is open:Quickstart
Connect your first app and see Runner in action. Four steps, a few minutes.
Connect your apps
See everything Runner connects to: Gmail, Calendar, Slack, and more.
Common issues
Runner won't open on macOS
Runner won't open on macOS
Go to System Settings > Privacy & Security, scroll down, and click Open Anyway next to the Runner message.
Windows shows a SmartScreen warning
Windows shows a SmartScreen warning
Click More info then Run anyway. This happens with new apps — Runner is safe to install.
Missing dependencies on Linux
Missing dependencies on Linux
If Runner won’t launch, try installing these:
First launch is slow
First launch is slow
The first time you open Runner it sets up your local environment. Totally normal. After that, it opens fast.