By the time most planning tools reach you, the years that mattered have already gone. Runway starts where the compounding starts.
Healthcare, care and retirement all stretch further than the systems built to pay for them. Every generation inherits this. The youngest inherit it worst, because they'll be funding it longest.
Not everywhere, and not all at once. But a 24-year-old who can't get hired, a 30-year-old watching a specialism get commoditised, and a 38-year-old in a restructure are all facing a version of the same thing.
Put those two together and a long life has to be planned from twenty, not forty. By the time someone reaches the classic planning moment, a parent needing care, a career pivot, a return to work, their money and their skills are either already solid or already compromised. That base gets built in the decade nobody helps you with.
Career choices have a money consequence. Money choices have a skills consequence. Every existing tool splits them. That's the gap.
People don't act on advice. They act on a figure that makes waiting feel expensive.
Singapore already sets aside a lot for you. Before we suggest anything you'd pay for, we show you what you've already paid for.
Nothing is ranked by commission. When a question becomes a product decision, it goes to someone licensed to answer it.
Which is why there's a survey on this site instead of a launch date.
Money is unusually private here. Read-only connections, off whenever you want, and we always show what informed a suggestion.
Runway is built by the team behind 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.
Already learning with GetSetUp across more than 160 countries.
Runway is designed around Singpass, CPF, MediSave and SkillsFuture from the first line of code, not retrofitted.
We're in user research right now. What people tell us over the next few weeks decides what gets built first.
Everything on this site is what we currently believe. The survey is how we find out where we're wrong, before we spend a year building it. Five minutes, anonymous, nothing being sold.
The work is making the most of it, and that work starts earlier than anyone tells you.