Your work is scattered.
Your AI shouldn't be.

Most people we know use somewhere between ten and thirty apps to do their work. Email, calendar, Slack, docs, spreadsheets, project trackers, CRMs, code editors, design tools. The information you need to make a decision is almost never in one place. It's spread across all of them.

AI was supposed to help with this. Instead, we got chat windows. You paste something in, get an answer back, then go copy it somewhere else. The AI can't see your inbox. It doesn't know what's on your calendar. It can't update the doc for you. So you end up doing the same stitching work as before, just with an extra tab open.

Runner is a desktop app that connects AI agents to the tools you already use - Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Drive, GitHub, Notion, local files - and lets them take real actions. Not summarize. Not suggest. Actually do things: draft the reply, pull the data, brief you before the meeting, file the follow-up.

Runner fixes that by giving agents real access to your real tools, with permissions you control. It connects to the tools you already use - Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Drive, GitHub, Notion, local files - and takes real actions. No summaries. No suggestions. Real actions: draft the reply, pull the data, brief you before the meeting, file the follow-up.

You can see this thinking in the workflow library, the connected apps, and the team plan. The product direction is simple: make scattered context usable and follow-through automatic.

We run our own company on Runner every day. We think you'll find it useful too.