Rollouts by Runway
Automate app rollouts with a full picture of release health
Rollouts by Runway launched on November 2, 2022 with 81 votes, #605 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Rollouts gives your team a complete, instantly digestible overview of release health – combining inputs from crash reporting, observability & product analytics, and user reviews – and automates rollouts based on thresholds you define.
Monitor rollout health with crash rates, reviews, and adoption levels, and trigger guards or accelerations for mobile releases.
From crash-free sessions, to page visits per active user, to new reviews, to virtually anything your org uses to measure the success of your rollouts, we pull it all onto a single page where you can keep an eye out for problems or simply until we notify you of an issue. Across all tools and every metric, you can configure granular thresholds that together define what “healthy” looks like for your team. Runway will surface a crystal clear view of how each release is tracking relative to that definition. Building on the custom thresholds you define, Runway can automatically halt unhealthy releases. With this automation enabled, if certain metrics of your choosing fall afoul of your acceptable…from runway.team
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