Log
What's changed
A running record of runs-this.today itself — new sections, new ways to browse, anything that shipped.
2026-10-26
The weekly winner of the race on runs.space now shows here. The homepage strip names the latest winner with the real numbers (fuel and how many people gave it), and a project page says so when its product is that winner. A winner earns a badge, a story page and a blessing, never cash.
2026-10-26
The privacy page now describes the one recurring email. Because the account is shared with runs.space, that site sends a summary every Monday; if you have a profile here it also says what is true about your listings (whether each answered the weekly check, whether it is racing, the one thing worth doing next). There is an unsubscribe link in every copy.
2026-10-26
A weekly check that each listed address still answers. On Mondays a robot opens every address once; a project page then says Online and the date it last answered, or says it is not answering after two failed checks in a row, when the link to it also stops being followed until it is back. It says nothing about how well the product works, and nothing is ever removed because of it.
2026-10-26
Owners of a claimed listing can race it from their dashboard: each product has a Race this project link (or shows where it stands, if it is already racing), and the launch form on runs.space opens filled from the listing. You check it and press Launch; nothing is created before that.
2026-10-26
Every page now has a proper share picture in the site's own look, and the pages search engines read carry structured data: a software entry for each project, a profile for each person (links to their accounts only once claimed) and a list for each category, stack and platform.
2026-10-26
A page that says how it all works (how listings get here, how they relate to the race, why links are earned) and a privacy page that says what is collected: sign-in email, what you submit, and page-view statistics that set no cookies.
2026-10-26
Links to a project's own site are now earned: followed once the listing is claimed and reviewed, or when its rocket's badge is verified, and marked nofollow until then. Nothing on this directory sells a followed link.
2026-10-26
The live race is here. The homepage shows who is racing on runs.space right now, and a project's page shows where it stands (rank, fuel, a verified badge) or how to get it into the race. Fuel is a vote from a real person and money never buys it.
2026-09-14
Rebranded from runs.space to runs-this.today — new wordmark, titles, links and share previews across the whole site.
2026-08-17
More unclaimed listings — makers building growth and marketing tools — and a new growth category to browse them in.
2026-08-16
Seeded listings: real indie projects are listed from public info and marked unclaimed. If one is yours, sign in and claim it — the profile then becomes yours to edit.
2026-08-10
The homepage now shows what kind of thing you'll actually find here, cycling through real categories right under the headline.
2026-08-10
The homepage now spotlights one running project at a time, rotating every few seconds, instead of a static list.
2026-08-08
You can now edit your profile and what you're running after they're approved. Changes go through the same review as a new submission.
2026-08-07
Redesigned browsing: tile grids for categories/stacks/platforms, multi-column project listings instead of one stacked column.
2026-08-07
hello@runs.space is a real inbox now, not a placeholder.
2026-08-07
Accounts are live — sign in with a 6-digit email code, build your profile, and add what you're running. Everything's reviewed before it goes public.
2026-08-06
Added the software category and platform pages (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, Web).
2026-08-06
Directory opened: profiles, project pages, and browsing by category, stack and platform.