Release notes
What’s new in Runway
Every release, newest first. Runway is in invite-only beta and ships often, so this is the page to check when a screen looks different from the one you left.
0.5.0
October 14, 2026
Plans, flight slots and steadier syncing
Paid plans are on the way, crews get a regular meeting slot, and Runway keeps your edits straight across every device you use it on.
0.4.1
September 22, 2026
Flight Deck fixes and a new typeface
A small release: the Flight Deck canvas behaves itself now, and the whole app is set in a new typeface.
0.4.0
September 17, 2026
The Lean Canvas
One thing in this release: the Lean Canvas, a new section for working a whole business model onto one page. It sits beside the V/TO and the Accountability Chart as a standalone tool, and each block can hand work straight to a crew as a to-do or an issue.
0.3.0
September 15, 2026
ABCDE to-do priority and the phone layout
Two things in this release: to-do priority moves from High / Medium / Low to the ABCDE method, so a priority is a decision about what happens to the to-do rather than a label on it; and Runway gets a proper phone layout — a bottom tab bar, card lists instead of side-scrolling tables, and dialogs that don't fight the keyboard. Nothing changes on a desktop or tablet.
0.2.0
September 3, 2026
The People Analyzer® and the EOS® books
Two things in this release: the People Analyzer, a new owner-and-admin section for scoring your crew against your core values and GWC®, and the ten official EOS® books added to the Learning Center. Core values also move off the browser and onto the organization, so both places read the same list.
0.1.0
September 1, 2026
First numbered beta release
The first numbered Runway release. Four things in it: a full documentation site, shared scorecard rows, duplicating a to-do for a teammate, and a Segue question the whole crew sees.
Looking for how something works rather than when it changed? That is the documentation.