Rivet press kit

Current product facts, logos, screenshots, video, and review notes for Rivet on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Rivet at a glance

A calendar shows the schedule. Rivet puts the rest of the day around it, in the same chronological view.

One timeline for the whole day

Rivet is a visual day planner for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Calendar events, to-dos, notes, workouts, listening, and viewing appear together in time order.

Type or say a plan in plain English and Rivet shows exactly what it understood before saving or changing anything. The app works without a Rivet account and syncs the timeline through iCloud.

What makes Rivet different

  • The plan and what happened live in one view.
  • Plain-English capture waits for confirmation.
  • Apple Calendar, Reminders, Health, and Music can sit beside Google Calendar and Trakt.
  • One Pro purchase works across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
  • Capture parsing runs on the device by default.

Everything in one download

The ZIP includes the fact sheet, ready-to-use product descriptions, brand files, 12 editorial images across three platforms, six raw iPhone captures, a product video, review notes, and a founder bio.

Download the press kit (ZIP)

Selected media

Full-resolution, current product artwork. Each file can be downloaded on its own or found inside the complete kit.

iPhone

1284 × 2778 JPEG

iPad

2752 × 2064 JPEG

Mac

2560 × 1600 JPEG

Individual assets

Take only what you need. The complete ZIP preserves the same folder structure and filenames.

Product facts

Current platforms, version, pricing, features, privacy, and links.

Product video

A short silent demonstration of plain-English capture, with a separate poster frame.

Review notes

A direct path through the free app, Pro features, and cross-device sync.

Founder bio

Short and standard descriptions of James Whelan.

Review Rivet

The free tier contains the core product. A 7-day Pro trial is available to eligible new subscribers through the App Store.

Try this first

  1. Connect Apple Calendar.
  2. Capture “Lunch with Sam Thursday at 1 PM.”
  3. Review the parsed details before saving.
  4. Add a note or to-do, then find it with search.
  5. Open Rivet on another supported device to check iCloud sync.

Useful context

  • No Rivet account is required.
  • Permissions are optional and tied to the features that use them.
  • Capture parsing happens on the device by default.
  • Some Apple system features are platform-specific.
  • Current US pricing is recorded in the fact sheet.

About James Whelan

James Whelan designs and develops Rivet, a day planner built around one chronological view of the day. Rivet brings calendar events, to-dos, notes, and connected activity together across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Download founder bio

Press and review contact

For product questions, another asset format, review access, or a specific crop, contact James through the Rivet support address.

Email support@rivetcal.app