We're small, early, and asking questions before we answer them. If that sounds like the stage you do your best work in, read on.
Runway is a longevity planning platform for working adults in their 20s and 30s, spanning job security and financial health. We're part of GetSetUp, a learning platform used by 4.2 million people across more than 160 countries, backed by roughly US$20M from Cowboy Ventures, Primetime Partners, Rethink Education and LightShed Ventures.
We're building in Singapore, for Singapore first — designed around Singpass, CPF, MediSave and SkillsFuture rather than retrofitted onto them.
Two forces are landing on the same generation at once. Living longer is getting more expensive, and the work most people build an identity and an income around is being unsettled. The decisions that determine how well a long life goes get made in your 20s and 30s — and almost nobody is helping with them.
Budgeting apps tell you what you spent. Course platforms tell you what to learn. Neither can tell you what a career move does to your savings, or what an idle salary costs you over a decade. That join is the entire product, and it's genuinely unbuilt.
We're not running formal openings yet, but we're always interested in talking to people who fit one of these shapes:
Email us through the contact page with what you'd want to work on and anything you've made that you're proud of. A link beats a CV. If you'd rather start by helping with the research, the survey is four minutes.
We're running user research with Singaporeans in their 20s and 30s on money, career and health. Four minutes, anonymous, nothing being sold.