Its own address
Every app lives at an address of its own. Bookmark it, add it to your home screen, send it to anyone you invite.
Graview Cloud turns one sentence in ChatGPT or Claude into a real app at its own address — shaped exactly like the job, live for everyone doing it with you, and changed just by asking.
Works in ChatGPT and Claude — or right here, on the web.
No forms to design, no columns to set up, nothing to learn first. Describe the job; Graview Cloud works out what's in it.
Connect Graview to ChatGPT or Claude once. Then just say what you need — the way you'd say it to a friend who's good at this.
Not a doc, not another spreadsheet tab: an app with the right things in it — vendors, budgets, quotes, who's booked — at an address of its own, on your phone and your laptop.
Invite the people doing it with you. Everyone sees each change the moment it happens, and every change says who made it.
“Call it price instead of quote.” “Add the deposit.” “Warn me if we go over budget.” The app changes shape and keeps everything in it — and if a change would lose something, it asks first.
Plans change. A spreadsheet makes you rebuild; Graview Cloud lets you say it. Rename a field, add one, add a choice, add a rule that watches for trouble — from the same chat, in the same plain words.
The Scene lays out everything in your app — every vendor, every category, every person — like a small city, with what's linked to what, and what needs attention lit up in orange. When you're on the move, Pages puts the same app in your pocket.
Every app lives at an address of its own. Bookmark it, add it to your home screen, send it to anyone you invite.
Changes appear for everyone the moment they happen. You see who's here — and if two people edit the same thing, Graview asks instead of overwriting.
Add a field, rename one, add a choice or a rule — in plain words, from your chat. Every record comes through the change intact.
“Warn me if a category goes over budget.” The app flags a problem the moment it appears, and offers the fix.
See who did what — your AI included, marked as acting for you. Take back any change, even last week's.
Every app comes with a Scene: everything in it and how it connects, laid out like a small city. And Pages, built for your phone.
Twelve starting points for common jobs. Answer a couple of questions, keep the example content or don't, and you're in.
Export everything — every record and its whole history — whenever you like. It opens in the Graview framework you can run yourself.
One-off projects, recurring chores, the thing with six people and a deadline. If you can describe it, you can have an app for it — here are a few places to start.
The chores, the bills, the job hunt — so the week doesn't run on remembering.
“Help me split the chores between the three of us, and show me what's overdue.”
What happens when, who's booked, and where everyone sleeps.
“Plan our wedding weekend: the run of show, the vendors and their quotes, and who's staying where.”
Rooms, tasks, purchases and trades — so nobody waits on something nobody ordered.
“Track our kitchen renovation: the tasks, what we've ordered and when it arrives, and which trade is doing what.”
Questions, the sources behind them, and what each source actually claims.
“Organise my thesis reading: the sources, what each one argues, and which chapter it supports.”
Fixtures, the squad, and who's available for each match.
“Set up our five-a-side season: the fixtures, the squad, and who's available for each game.”
What you have, where it's kept, and what's running low.
“Track the stock for my candle business: what we have, what's running low, and who supplies it.”
What's going out, where and when — and the gaps.
“Plan our content for the quarter: what goes out on which channel, and what's still in draft.”
Candidates, their interviews, and the feedback nobody has written yet.
“Set up a hiring loop for two engineering roles: the candidates, the interview stages, and everyone's feedback.”
What's broken, where, how bad, and whose it is.
“Run a bug bash for our launch: what's broken, which area, how bad, and who's on it.”
Invite the people doing it with you. Each change shows up for everyone the moment it's made, with who made it. Your AI works in the same app — every change it makes is marked as made for you, and can be taken back with one tap.
The people, the money, the plans — it belongs to you and the people you choose, and nobody else.
An app is private until you share it, and everyone you invite gets a role: owner, editor or viewer.
A chat can do only what you could do in that app, says it was the one acting, and can never change who has access.
An app can keep some records to some people. A record you may not see isn't there for you — not on the page, not in a search, not in your chat.
Each app runs by itself, at its own address. One app can never reach into another's records.
Every change is kept, attributed and undoable, and every version of the app's shape is kept too. A change that would lose data asks first.
Export the whole app, history and all, at any time. Graview staff can't open it unless you grant support access — and you can end that whenever you choose.
Every amount is still coming soon — nothing here is a price you can pay yet. We'll say what it costs before anything costs anything.
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Make apps for the things you're doing, keep them as long as you like, and take them with you whenever you want.
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Share an app with everyone doing it with you, each with the role you give them.
No. A chat is the fastest way in: connect Graview once and describe what you need. You can also start from a template or describe your app right here on graview.cloud — and the people you invite just open a link.
It's an app. The things you track are real records with their own pages, the links between them are real, rules watch them, and every change is kept. It looks and works like something built for your job — because it was.
Whatever you ask, within what you could do yourself: add and update records, change the app's shape, explain what's wrong and fix it. Every change it makes is marked as made for you, and can be taken back.
You see it as it happens. If two people change the same thing at once, the second person is asked whether to keep theirs or yours — nothing is silently overwritten. Your chat is told what others changed, too.
Take it with you: every record and its whole history in one file, which opens in the Graview framework you can install yourself. Nothing is locked in.
Yes. Every app has a face built for phones, and you can add it to your home screen like any other app.
Pricing is coming soon. We'll say what it costs before anything costs anything.
Graview Cloud is in private alpha, and invites go out in small batches. Join the waitlist and tell us what you want to keep track of — it helps us choose.