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You sit down on a Saturday morning with a coffee and think, “I should cancel those subscriptions I don’t use.” Thirty minutes later you’ve opened four emails, searched for three different login pages, and you’re now looking at a Portuguese vacation instead because one of the cancellation emails was from a travel site. Nothing got done. Runner does the thing you meant to do. You say it, Runner does it.

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Your tools, connected

Runner works with the apps and tools you use at home. Not just work stuff.
Gmail

Gmail

Subscription receipts, bills, family emails
Google Calendar

Google Calendar

Family events, appointments, open windows
iMessage

iMessage

Text the group chat, coordinate plans

Browser

Order food, search flights, find local events
Google Sheets

Google Sheets

Trip comparisons, budget tracking

Local files

Clean up your Mac, find files, organize Downloads

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What Runner does for your personal life

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Plan a vacation that actually works for your family

Runner checks your calendar for open weeks, searches flights and hotels, compares options in a spreadsheet, and asks if you want to send the shortlist to your partner so you can decide together.
“I want to plan a trip to Portugal with my family in August.”
Aug 9-17 works for everyone. Three flight options and five family suites in Lisbon and the Algarve, dropped in a sheet to compare. Want me to send it to your wife?

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Audit your subscriptions

You’re paying for stuff you forgot about. Runner scans your email for recurring receipts, finds the ones you haven’t logged into in 90+ days, and opens the cancellation pages for you.
“I feel like I’m paying for a bunch of stuff I don’t use anymore.”
23 active subscriptions totaling 487/month.Sixyouhaven′tusedin90+days:Headspace,DropboxPlus,AdobeStock,Calm,MasterClass,NYTCooking.That′s487/month. Six you haven't used in 90+ days: Headspace, Dropbox Plus, Adobe Stock, Calm, MasterClass, NYT Cooking. That's 89/month back in your pocket. Cancellation pages are open.

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Order food for a party without the research spiral

Hosting people? Runner checks your past orders, finds catering options on Uber Eats near you, compares prices, and schedules delivery for an hour before your guests arrive.
“I’m hosting 20 people on Saturday, can you help me figure out food?”
Four options deliver Saturday: taco bar 180,BBQ180, BBQ 220, pizza 140,Mediterranean140, Mediterranean 200. Pick a menu, confirm, and food shows up exactly when the first guest does.

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Keep your personal life organized

Runner scans your email and calendar every morning. Reminds you about birthdays, appointments, and school events. Flags bills due this week. If someone emails about plans, it suggests adding them to your calendar. On Sundays, you get a preview of the week ahead.
“Keep my personal life organized, I always forget stuff.”
Runner reads the email, figures out it’s an event, and adds it to your calendar without you building anything.

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Clean up your Mac

Runner scans your system, finds old downloads, cached files, and duplicate photos. Then asks before deleting anything.
“My Mac is running slow, can you help me clear out some space?”
18GB of old downloads, 12GB of cached files, 6GB of duplicate photos. Your Downloads folder has 340 files, 280 are older than 6 months. 36GB back. Mac feels fast again.

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Find the file you saved somewhere

Runner searches your local files by name, content, or description. It finds the file, opens it, and offers to share it.
“Can you find that recipe my mom sent me? I think I saved it as a PDF.”
Found it. Moms_Lasagna_Recipe.pdf in your Documents folder. Want me to email it to yourself so you can pull it up at the store?

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Make weekend plans without the 12-message group thread

Runner checks your calendar, suggests times, texts the group, finds things to do, and books the reservation once everyone confirms.
“I want to get together with a few friends this weekend, help me figure it out.”
You’re free Saturday afternoon. There’s a food festival downtown and a new brewery. Runner texts the group, suggests 3pm, and once everyone confirms, books the reservation.

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Prompts to try right now

“I want to plan a trip to [destination] with my family in [month]. Check our calendars for open dates, search flights and hotels, and put the options in a spreadsheet.”
“Scan my email for recurring subscriptions. Find anything I haven’t used in the last 90 days. Tell me what I’m paying and open the cancellation pages.”
“I’m hosting [number] people on [day]. Find catering options near me, compare prices, and schedule delivery for an hour before they arrive.”
“Give me a preview of my week. Birthdays, appointments, school events, bills due. Anything I should know about before Monday.”
“Scan my Mac for stuff I can clean up. Old downloads, caches, duplicate files. Tell me what you’d delete before doing anything.”
“Find [description of file]. I think I saved it as a [type] somewhere on my computer.”
“I want to hang out with a few friends this weekend. Check my calendar, find things to do nearby, and text the group with a time.”

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Set it and forget it

Once you’re comfortable, automate the repeatable stuff:
  • Sunday evening preview of the week ahead. Birthdays, appointments, deadlines, anything you’d forget.
  • Monthly subscription audit on the first of each month. What you’re paying for, what you’re not using.
  • Morning personal brief every weekday at 7:30am. Bills, events, things that need attention today.
Your personal life doesn’t need to be a second job. Let Runner handle the logistics. Learn how to create automations →

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What’s next?

Connect your apps

Link Gmail, Calendar, and iMessage to get started.

Browse workflows

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