Solaris generates the interface as you use it.
Runway's first Interface World Model turns each interaction into the next frame of a living interface.
What is Solaris
The interface is no longer assembled. It is generated.
Solaris is the first model in Runway's new family of Interface World Models. It synthesizes every frame while a person clicks, drags, or types.
From fixed states to continuous generation
Traditional software chooses among interfaces its developers already built. Solaris models what the next visual state should become.
- Accepts clicks, drags, and typed input
- Reasons about the changing visual scene
- Generates the next frame in real time
Traditional interface
Select a predefined state
Solaris
Generate the next state
The result is a continuously rendered interface that can remain visual, responsive, and open-ended.
Explore Solaris
See interfaces behave like worlds
These official Runway demonstrations show Solaris responding visually, continuously, and beyond a fixed set of scripted actions.
Three ways to see the idea
These official Runway demonstrations show Solaris responding visually, continuously, and beyond a fixed set of scripted actions.
What would you build with Solaris?
The most interesting opportunity is not another chatbot. It is software whose visual world responds as naturally as a scene.
Explore
A playable scene without a fixed interaction tree
Imagine small worlds where people discover actions by touching, moving, and combining what they see instead of following a menu.
Solaris FAQ
The essentials, without the speculation
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