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Four things that have never sat in one place

Money, health, career and the people around you. Money leads, because that's what lands first in your 20s. But every one of them is a variable in the same equation, and Runway is the first place that treats them that way.

The core mechanic

Every decision gets a number attached.

This is the whole idea. A career move, a course, a rent increase, a health habit — each one changes what you'll have and what you'll earn. Runway shows both, together, in dollars.

Your runway

How many months you could cover if income stopped tomorrow. Not a retirement projection, a survival number.

Your exposure

How much of your role is the kind of work AI already does well, grounded in task-level labour-market signal.

The connection

For any move you're considering, what it does to both numbers. That's the part nobody else builds.

Money

What you own, owe, and haven't claimed

Singapore has an unusual amount of money already set aside with your name on it. Most of it goes unused because nobody tells you it's there or when it expires.

One connected view

Banks, cards, CPF, MediSave and policies in a single picture, updated automatically through Singpass Myinfo.

Gaps and overlaps

Duplicate cover, idle cash, perks about to lapse. Each shown with what it's worth per year.

The 100-year arc

Every figure placed on a long horizon, so you can see what waiting ten years actually costs.

Health

Because later-life health is later-life cost

Runway reads your Apple Health data and puts it on the same arc as your money. Cardio fitness in your 20s is one of the strongest available signals for both.

Your metrics, in context

Sleep, resting heart rate, HRV, cardio fitness, steps and Zone 2 minutes, read against your age band.

Creator Protocol

Paste a health video. Runway reads the approach, lines it up against your own numbers, and marks what's aligned and what's a gap.

Cover, checked

Your Integrated Shield plan, employer cover and any overlaps, with the gaps worth knowing about at your age.

Career

Keep earning in a market that keeps moving

Your skills are the asset behind every other number. Runway treats them that way, and always shows the funded option first.

SkillsFuture, matched

SSG-approved courses matched to your role and goals, with funding status shown before you click.

Roles that fit

Openings from MyCareersFuture ranked by genuine fit, not by who paid to be listed.

What a skill is worth

Planning estimates on what a given skill plausibly does to your income over a career, not just this year.

Community

The people going through the same thing

Money is unusually private in Singapore, and that privacy is expensive. Runway connects you to groups working on the same problem at the same stage.

Groups by stage

First Paycheck First Portfolio, BTO to Keys, AI Skills Sprint. Organised by what you're doing, not by age.

Near you, in Singapore

Run clubs, learning cohorts and meetups that exist in the physical world, not only in a feed.

Shared plans

Planning a flat with a partner? Two people, one picture, so the conversation starts from the same numbers.

Platform & technology

Built to be trusted with this.

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Read-only, revocable

Bank-grade connections that can see but never move. Disconnect any source at any time.

Shows its working

Every suggestion cites the data or programme behind it. If you disagree, you can see exactly why it said that.

Licensed where it counts

Guidance and education from the app; specific product decisions from a MAS-licensed adviser working the same plan.

All figures shown across Runway are illustrative planning estimates. Health guidance is general wellness information, not medical advice.

Help us prioritise

Which of these would you actually use?

We can't build all of it at once, and we'd rather you told us the order than guess it ourselves. The survey takes four minutes and asks exactly that.

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