Little apps for your flock
Corvus is a family of small apps for a small circle of family and friends. They're all right here on the home page, and soon they'll share one sign-in.
The name
Corvus is the crow constellation, a little kite of stars in the southern sky. Crows are clever, they stick with a small, loyal group, and they remember their friends' faces. That's who these apps are for: the people you'd recognise across a crowded room.
The crow on the logo has a narrow gold eye. That spark is called Lulu, and it's where it all started.
The place
Picture Poe's raven perched above the Restaurant at the End of the Universe: a cosmic diner where the lights never go off, a neon sign humming over the door, and the universe ending in a warm blaze on the horizon. Gothic, but with a wink. The home page has a countdown to the end of the universe at the top of every hour, if you'd like to watch.
The apps
Every app keeps its own name, icon and colours, because each was made for someone or something in particular. Where you get one, it carries a small tag to say it's part of the family.
Part of Corvus
Right now that's Brass Study, Guitar Study, jScribbles and Wedding Planner, with Luluchat on its way. Have a look.
Small on purpose
Your things stay with you
For now, each app keeps what you put in it on your own device. Nothing is sent anywhere to be stored.
Free, with no ads
Nobody is selling anything here, and nobody is watching what you do.
For people we know
Corvus accounts will be invite only, so it stays a small circle.
Works offline
Once an app is on your Home Screen, it opens without a signal.