For two people

A calendar. A shopping list. A training log. A cycle tracker.
One app, for two.

Whatever the two of you are keeping track of, in one shared place. No household plan, no monthly fee.

Free. Sign in together to share it, or start on your own first.

Clovie's home screen, greeting both people by name with a days-together count and the day's plans underneath

Why we made this

We built Clovie for the two of us, to keep our own stuff straight: training, recipes, the shopping list for the day. We kept asking each other what we had coming up, so we started putting it in the app instead of asking. A small group of people are trying it with us now.

Month view of the shared calendar with coloured dots marking whose event is whose

One calendar, both of your plans

Every event is colour-coded, so whose it is is obvious at a glance. Anything already on your phone's own calendar shows right alongside it. Clovie only ever reads that, never touches it.

Shared shopping list sorted into Fresh and Cupboard sections, with quantities next to each item

One list, added to from two phones

Add something from the sofa. It's already there when the other one's standing in the shop. Items sort into aisles as you type, so the list reads in the order you'll walk the store.

Recipe book with cook time, servings and tags shown on each recipe card

A recipe book that remembers what you cook

Save the ones you keep coming back to. Tag them, filter by how much time you've got, and turn any of them into a shopping list with one tap.

Training overview showing a weekly streak, days trained this week, and sets logged by muscle group

A training log, not a spreadsheet

Log a workout and watch the streak build. See the weeks you trained, not just the ones you meant to. Your weight and your lifts, tracked the same simple way.

Cycle tracking screen showing the current cycle day, next period and fertile window, and how the day felt

Cycle tracking, right alongside everything else

Turned on for whichever of you wants it, from setup or from settings later. Once it's on, your partner can open it from their own side of the app too, the same way the calendar and the list are shared.

Local by default

Sign in together, and only the two of you can reach what you write. Skip that, and nothing leaves the phone at all, no account needed. Either way, nothing is sold and nothing watches how you use it.

Delete your account any time. Whoever you're paired with keeps their own copy exactly as it was. The full detail, including what the app asks the phone for, is on the privacy page.

Try it with us

Android only, for now. Install the file, open the app, and invite the other person in, or start on your own first.

Get it for Android