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Runway launches App Studio for building no-code creative apps from descriptions

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Runway announces App Studio, a tool that lets users build creative apps by describing them in plain language, with no code required, according to posts from its official X account.

The apps generate images, video and audio using Runway's models and users' Brand Kits, and can be shared with a whole team, the company says.

A later Runway post on October 27 repeats the launch and adds a demo video. Pricing, availability and independent testing have not been reported.

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Oct 27
  1. RunwayOfficial
    Runway launches App Studio for building creative apps from plain language

    AIRunway says App Studio turns a plain-language description into a working creative app powered by its models. The company shares a demo video in the post.

    Video from @runwayml's post
Oct 26
  1. RunwayOfficial
    Runway launches App Studio for building creative apps from descriptions

    AIRunway introduces App Studio, which lets users build creative apps by describing them, with no code required. The apps generate images, video and audio using Runway's models and users' Brand Kits, and can be shared with a whole team.

    Video from @runwayml's post
  2. RunwayOfficial
    Runway launches App Studio for building creative apps from descriptions

    AIRunway introduces App Studio, which lets users build creative apps by describing them, with no code required. The apps generate images, video and audio using Runway's models and users' Brand Kits, and can be shared with a whole team.

    Video from @runwayml's post

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