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Getting Runner onto every device was one of the main reasons we moved to the web. There’s no app store download. You add app.runner.now to your home screen and it behaves like a native app: its own icon, full screen, one tap away. Same sessions, same files, same memories as your laptop. Dictate a task while you’re walking to a meeting. Check the result or approve an Action Card when you sit down.

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iPhone and iPad

1

Open Runner in your browser

Go to app.runner.now in Safari or Chrome and sign in. Everything you set up on your laptop is already there.
2

Open the share menu

Tap the Share button (the square with the arrow) in the address bar.
3

Add to Home Screen

Scroll down the share menu until you see Add to Home Screen. If you don’t see it, tap View More first.
4

Confirm and add

Make sure Open as Web App is toggled on, then tap Add. Runner lands on your home screen like any other app.

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Android

1

Open Runner in Chrome

Go to app.runner.now and sign in.
2

Open the menu

Tap the three-dot menu in the top right corner.
3

Add to Home screen

Tap Add to Home screen (on some phones it says Install app), then confirm.
This works on anything with a browser: Chromebooks, tablets, your partner’s iPad. Sign in, add to home screen, done.

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What people use it for

  • Voice notes on the go. Tap the mic, describe what you need, board your flight. Runner works while you’re in the air.
  • Reviewing Action Cards. When a write tool is set to Ask, Runner stages an Action Card you can review from your phone. Allow performs the action without a card. Off blocks the tool unless a user-created Runner has its own override.
  • Reading your Daily Brief. Once you turn its schedule on, each 8am run is available on your phone.

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What’s next?

Quickstart

Haven’t built your Personal Assistant yet? Start here.

Runners

See the recurring jobs and results you’ll check from your phone.