Create
Rednote posts
From a spark to a finished post
- Input
- Share your experience building an indie app after work
- Output
- An opening hook, body copy, a closing line, and hashtags
A little less work. A little more life.
AI does the work.
You just tap.
Turn everyday routines into task cards. Pick one, add your details, and go from an idea to a finished result, right on your phone.
Pick a card.
Get it done.
No need to write a prompt from scratch. Your usual workflows are already in the cards.
Learn
Link summaries
Long reads. Clear takeaways.
- Input
- Paste an article link and choose how many points you need
- Output
- Key ideas, conclusions, and suggested next steps
Run your business
Business insights
Turn your numbers into next steps
- Input
- Add sales data and a little business context
- Output
- Data analysis and practical business suggestions
Make it yours
Custom tasks
Your routine. Your own card.
- Input
- Describe a task you find yourself doing often
- Output
- A personal task card you can use again and again
Examples use existing task templates. Available tasks and results depend on your connected service and installed skills.
From idea to done, in a few steps
Once connected, just pick a card, add your details, and check the result.
- 01
Connect your workspace
After receiving a beta invitation and installing the app, use your access code to connect.
- 02
Pick a task. Add your details.
Choose a card, add a topic, link, or reference material, and adjust the options.
- 03
Follow along. Collect the result.
Follow progress in the conversation, then open the result. Preview and share any files your task creates.
Skills
A workspace
that grows with you
Need something new? Discover a skill, or describe your workflow to create a personal task card.
About the beta-
Find a skill you need
Search by what you want to do. Read the description and check the source.
-
Take a look before installing
Review what a skill does and its risk notices to see if it fits your needs.
-
Make it part of your workspace
Find the task card after installation. Some skills require external services to be configured.
Keep what you make.
Use it again.
Every task card has its own workspace. Generated files stay organized by task.
My workspaceExample files
post-draft.md Draft
article-summary.md Summary
cover-image.png Image
File types depend on the task
Preview it. Take it with you.
Preview text, images, and supported files without digging through conversation history.
Share something useful
Use the share sheet to save to Files or send with AirDrop, or create a link to a workspace file.
Know where your data goes.
Stay informed.
Your input is sent to your connected service, where task history and files are stored. If a task uses external models or tools, relevant content is also processed by those services.
Read the privacy policyMade for the things you actually do
Your next little task?
Leave it to SkillRunner.
The iOS beta waitlist is open. Tell us what you want to do, and get installation and connection details.
Request an invitation Get in touch about the betagengwenhao97@126.com
Tell us about your task and iPhone model. We will get back to you by email.
A few things you might wonder
Do I need technical experience?
Everyday use is about choosing cards, adding details, and viewing results. You will need to install the app and connect to an available service first. The beta includes setup instructions.
What can I do with it?
Existing templates cover content creation, link summaries, and business analysis. You can also create custom tasks. Available cards depend on your service and installed skills.
Does the AI run on my phone?
The app is your mobile interface. Your connected service runs the tasks, so starting a task and checking the latest results require an internet connection.
Does it cost anything?
You can request a beta invitation by email. Details will be provided with your invitation. Connected services, models, or third-party tools may charge their own fees.
Does every skill work immediately?
Some skills need additional accounts, models, or tools. Read the description and risk notices before installing, and check that the requirements are met.
Where can I find generated files?
Open the workspace from a task card, or view the files after a conversation finishes. Supported files can be previewed or exported with the share sheet.
Which phones are supported? How do I start?
The iOS beta waitlist is open, but there is no public download yet. Request an invitation by email with your intended task and phone model for further details.