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Engineering notes, creator economics, and product announcements from the team building ToRun.
Someone asked our birthday-video workflow for a card for a seven-year-old. The picture step tripped the provider's content rules over the age; the lyrics and the song were made anyway. The run half worked, and the bill w…
ToRun Team · 2 min readVersion 2.5 went to both stores this week. It is a release about the things you do between the interesting moments: locking the app, pasting text, finding what you made yesterday, and trusting an alarm to ring. A lock of…
ToRun Team · 2 min readAn assistant that only answers questions is a search box with manners. The useful part is when it holds something for you and gives it back at the right moment. Reminders that actually ring Ask for a reminder in plain la…
ToRun Team · 2 min readVoice was the part of ToRun with the widest gap between what it could do and how it felt to use. This release closes most of it. The screen keeps up with the conversation While you are talking, the home screen stops bein…
ToRun Team · 2 min readAsk someone to describe the image they want and they will talk for a paragraph. Ask them to type it on a phone and you get six words. That gap shows up directly in the results. A microphone on every prompt The image, vid…
ToRun Team · 2 min readJuly was the month ToRun stopped being a website. The highlights, in one place: Both app stores - Android landed on Google Play on 28 July, and iOS cleared Apple review on 1 August — the same download also installs on Ap…
ToRun Team · 2 min readFour days after Android, iOS is here. ToRun AI is live on the App Store — and the same download runs on more devices than we expected to ship with. Where it runs - iPhone and iPad — iOS or iPadOS 15.1 and later. - Mac —…
ToRun Team · 2 min readChat that only accepts images is chat you have to paste into. Files now go both ways. Sending files in Attach and ask in the same message. Supported today: PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV and TSV, JSON, XML, YAML, HTML…
ToRun Team · 2 min read"How much do I have left?" should not require a spreadsheet. Usage on ToRun now reads in Runs — a single, human-scale unit across everything you do. What changed - The chat badge and the per-message strip show the cost o…
ToRun Team · 2 min read