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A mobile app for frequent flyers that tracks airline loyalty status. Add your programs, set tier goals, log flights, and book status runs — the cheapest route to your next tier. It launches in December 2026 on iPhone and Android.

A trip taken mainly to earn or keep elite status. Status Runner searches real routes and fares and ranks them by the status credits and points they earn, so you get the most status for the least money and time.

Add a loyalty program with your current tier and renewal date, then add a goal — a target tier and goal year. The app tracks the gap and updates as you log flights.

Qantas Frequent Flyer at launch. Velocity and Delta from 2027. If a program or route you need is missing, tell us at hello@statusrunner.app.

Passwordless. Instead of a password, we email you a one-time six-digit code to sign in — nothing to forget or leak.

Check your spam or junk folder and confirm you used the right email. Codes are time-limited, so request a fresh one if a few minutes have passed. Still stuck? Email hello@statusrunner.app.

Sign in with the same email on each device. For security, we note the device name and platform when you sign in so we can recognise your trusted devices.

No. Status Runner has no advertising or analytics SDKs and doesn’t track you across other apps or sites. See Privacy.

No. The card features track rewards, not payments — only a nickname, signup bonus, fee and dates. Never card numbers, CVV or expiry.

The Privacy page walks through downloading a copy of your data and deleting your account, and the privacy policy lists all your rights.

Like all the best things in life, Status Runner is free.

December 2026, on iPhone and Android. Waitlist members get early-access builds first.