What's new on ToRun
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June 2026
Your sidebar now shows just the things you actually use day to day. Behind-the-scenes admin tools are tucked out of the way, so it is easier to find what you need.
On a phone, your recent chats now open as a side drawer that slides over the conversation instead of pushing it down the screen, and it closes itself once you pick a chat.
Music generation now supports tracks up to five minutes long, and you are billed on the actual length produced rather than a fixed estimate.
The model picker now includes Google Imagen and Gemini for images, and OpenAI Sora and Google Veo for video, alongside the models you already had. Pick exactly the one you want, or let Auto choose the best fit for your p…
Add ToRun to your home screen and launch it like a native app, full-screen and with its own icon, so it is one tap away until the mobile app arrives.
A new logo and cleaner branding across the whole app, tuned for both the light and dark themes.
Generation progress now appears right beside the result instead of under the form, each page opens clean, and your latest creation stays front and centre while older ones live in your Library.
Your wallet history is now paged and shows exact sub-cent amounts, and removing items from your Library no longer throws an error.
Behind the scenes: fairer free-credit accounting, stronger checks on creator payouts and permissions, safer media moderation, and more reliable workflow runs.
Models your plan doesn't cover now appear with a small lock and a one-tap way to upgrade or top up your wallet, instead of failing only after you send. We also opened more capable models to the Free plan, so everyday mod…
Share a picture once and the assistant keeps what it saw for the rest of the conversation — so you can ask about it many turns later, even after switching models, and it never re-uploads the image or charges you twice.
Chat answers now draw diagrams as real diagrams, lay out tables with clear borders, and size headings to fit the message instead of filling the screen — so replies are easier to read at a glance.