Rerun
Suits physical AI teams, not B2B marketers.
At a glance
3.9 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Rerun is a flexible data layer for multi-rate, multimodal data. Ideal for teams working with robotics and IoT but may overcomplicate web forms.
✓What it does well
✕Where it falls short
Key features
Questions about Rerun
What is Rerun?
Rerun is a flexible data layer for multi-rate, multimodal data, aimed at physical AI teams working with robotics and IoT. It logs data to rrd files, supports full dataframe or SQL queries over robotics data, and lets teams add derived columns without breaking history.
How much does Rerun cost?
Rerun starts at $49 per month on its Core plan, which includes basic logging and querying features. Toolio lists no free tier, and the reviewer counts cost among its shortcomings, noting that full functionality requires a paid plan.
Which programming languages does Rerun support?
Rerun supports C++, Python and Rust, and the reviewer lists that versatility as a strength. A web interface is still pending, and the reviewer notes browser support remains limited compared with desktop applications. Its rendering allows WebGPU and WebGL in the same WebAssembly build.
Does Rerun contribute to open source?
Yes. The reviewer lists open source among Rerun's strengths, noting that it contributes to popular open-source projects such as egui and wgpu. The framework also lets developers extend its views and tools with their own custom code.
What are the downsides of Rerun?
The reviewer notes that Rerun can be challenging to set up and scale with large datasets, and that its browser support is still limited compared with desktop applications. Toolio lists it as a poor fit for data science generalists, and Alex scored it 3.9 out of 5 after real use.