Graview Cloud for fans and history

You know the history. Now it's written down.

Every season, every title, the game everyone still talks about, and who was on the field for it. Or a band's albums and who wrote each song. It lives in your head and in a dozen tabs. Put it in one app with a page for every season, person and record, linked the way you'd tell it. A title season with no honor recorded, or a song that's out but on no record, gets flagged.

For the fan who settles every argument, the club historian, and the friend who knows every B-side.

  • 3 templates
  • 6 rules that watch
  • Private alpha · invite-only

Graviewharbor.graview.app/a/team-history

Live

You, in Claude

Make a record book of my team's history: every season, the big games, the players and coaches, and every title.

graview · create_app4 kinds · 9 records · 2 rules

Seasons3

  • 201913–3 · champion13–3 · champion · title
  • 20189–7 · lost in the playoffs
  • 20176–10

Games2

  • The comeback final27–24 · Gulls
  • Opening night31–10 · Pilots

People3

  • Rosa Delgadohead coach
  • Marcus BellQB · #7
  • Dee Okorolinebacker

Honors1

  • Coach of the Year2019 · Rosa

Rule2019 won it all but no championship honor says so

Rules2 of 2 hold

  1. Yourecorded the 2019 titlenow
  2. Marcusadded the comeback final2 min
  3. Claude, for youmade the app at harbor.graview.app/a/team-history4 min

Sound familiar?

If you run fans and history, you've said one of these.

  • “What was our record the year we lost the final? I had it somewhere.”
  • “Who played in that game? It's in a forum thread from 2009.”
  • “Which album was that song on, the original or the reissue?”

For fans and history

What the app holds.

  • A page for every season, game, person and honor, linked

  • Records, win percentages and how every season ended

  • A timeline of the games and releases that mattered

A week with it

What changes, day by day.

  1. Saturday

    you name the team and its seasons; the record book starts with a page for each.

  2. Sunday after the game

    the score goes in from your phone, and the season's record updates for everyone you shared it with.

  3. That winter

    the title season is flagged until its honor is recorded; the timeline reads like the story you tell.

Templates

Start from one of these.

Each is a complete app for fans and history. Answer the questions it asks and it's yours to change. Or skip them and describe the job in your own words.

Template · 5 kinds · 2 rules

Team history

A fan's record book of one team: every era and season, the games that mattered, the people, and the honors.

Holds
Eras A chapter of the team's story: a coach's years, a dynasty, a rebuild.Seasons One season: the record, where the team finished, and how it ended.Games A game that mattered: a final, a comeback, a heartbreak.People A player, a coach, or anyone else who belongs in the story.Honors A championship, a league award, a retired number.
Rules it keeps
A championship season has its honorEvery game belongs to a season
It asks you
Which seasons do you want to start with? One per line, like 2019.Does the story fall into eras? Name them, one per line, like The Delgado years.Who are the players and coaches everyone remembers? One name per line.Any titles or awards to put in the trophy case? One per line.
Template · 5 kinds · 2 rules

League record book

A series or league across its seasons: every event, who won it, who they drive for, and who took each title.

Holds
Seasons One season of the series, from its first event to its last, and who took the title.Events One race, round, match day or tournament on the calendar, and who won it.Competitors A driver, rider or player who takes part.Constructors The team a competitor drives, rides or plays for: a constructor, a stable, a club side.Venues A track, course, ground or hall where events are held.
Rules it keeps
Every finished event has a winnerEvery event belongs to a season
It asks you
Which seasons do you want to start with? One per line, like 2026.Who competes? Drivers, riders or players, one per line.Which constructors do they drive or play for? One team, stable or club per line.Where are events held? One track, course or ground per line.
Template · 6 kinds · 2 rules

Discography

An artist's releases and eras, the songs on them and their genres, and who wrote, played and produced each one.

Holds
Releases An album, an EP, a single, a live record or a compilation.Songs A recorded song: one that came out, one still waiting, or one that was scrapped.Artists A band, a solo artist, a member, a producer or a guest.Credits Who did what on one song: wrote it, produced it, sang on it, played on it.Eras A chapter of the career: a sound, a lineup, a run of records.Genres A style the music is in: the one a song mostly is, or one it draws on.
Rules it keeps
A released song is on a releaseA release says whose it is
It asks you
Whose discography is it? The band or artist's name.Who's in it, or who plays on the records? One name per line.Which releases do you want to start with? One title per line.Does the career fall into eras? Name them, one per line, like the porch years.What genres is the music in? One per line, like Folk.

How it works

From a sentence to a shared app.

There is no setup. The app's shape comes from what you describe, and it changes when the job does.

  1. Step 1

    Describe it

    Add Graview to ChatGPT or Claude once. Then say what you're organizing, in your own words. Or start from one of our templates on graview.cloud.

    You: “Track our kitchen renovation and what's on order.”How to connect
  2. Step 2

    Get the app

    About a minute later it's live at its own address on graview.app, with the records and rules the job needs. It shows up in your chat and opens on any phone.

    okafor.graview.app/a/kitchen-renovation
  3. Step 3

    Invite people

    Give each person a role: owner, editor, viewer, or one your app defines. Everyone sees each change as it lands, with the name of whoever made it, your AI included.

    Here now: Nick, Sam and Ana
  4. Step 4

    Change it by asking

    Ask for a deposit field or a budget warning and the app changes shape. Every record comes through. If one wouldn't, you're asked first, and earlier versions can be restored.

    You: “Add a deposit field.” → version 2

Privacy

Your plans stay yours.

People put real money and real addresses into these apps. This is who can see them, and what happens when you leave.

Private until you share it

Only you can open a new app. Each person you invite gets a role: owner, editor or viewer.

Your AI has your permissions

A connected chat can do what you could do in that app, and nothing more. Its changes are labeled as its own, and it can never change who has access.

Sights decide who sees what

An app can keep some records to some people. A record you can't see is absent everywhere: on the page, in search, and in your chat.

One app can't reach another

Each app runs on its own, with its own storage, at its own address.

Not read, not used for training

We don't read your apps or train AI models on them. Staff can look only if you grant support access: read-only, for 24 hours, ended whenever you like.

Leave with everything

Export a whole app with its history at any time. Delete it and it's gone within 7 days, and from backups within 30.

Questions

What people doing fans and history ask.

Can I make it public?

Yes. Share it read-only by link, or put it in a public workspace, and anyone can browse the seasons and people.

What about photos?

Add them to any record from a link or your phone, with their credit kept beside them.

Private alpha

Bring the history. Keep it straight.

Graview Cloud is invite-only while we build it with its first people. Tell us what you'd make and we'll send an invite when there's room.

For you

Coming soon

Your own apps, kept as long as you like and exportable at any time. Free while the alpha runs.

For the people you invite

Coming soon

Everyone you share an app with, each in the role you give them.

Join the waitlist

One email to confirm your address, one when your invite is ready. Nothing else.