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Rivet press kit

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

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Rivet at a glance

Most planners only show what's coming up. Rivet also shows everything you've done.

A day planner for iPhone, iPad and Mac

Rivet shows your calendar, your to-dos, your notes and your workouts on one timeline. Type what you want to do. Rivet will add it to your plan. Save anything for later, a movie, a recipe or a link, then plan it in.

Past days fill in from the apps you connect: workouts and sleep from Apple Health, music from Apple Music, movies and shows from Trakt, and your meeting notes. Rivet works without an account and syncs through your own iCloud; Claude and the features that go through Rivet’s server need a sign-in.

What makes Rivet different

  • It shows everything you've done as well as everything you've planned.
  • You type what you want to do, and nothing changes until you tap Add, or Apply for a move.
  • Fitness is built in. Rivet builds a workout and finds a free gap for it between your plans.
  • One payment covers iPhone, iPad and Mac, with Family Sharing. There is no subscription.
  • Rivet reads what you type on your device, and once you allow Claude by Anthropic, Claude reads it too for a better answer.

Everything in one download

The ZIP includes the fact sheet, ready-to-use product descriptions, brand files, eight editorial images for iPhone and Mac, five raw iPhone captures, a product video, review notes, and a founder bio.

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Selected media

Full-size images. You can download each one on its own, or get them all in the kit.

iPhone

1284 × 2778 JPEG

Mac

2560 × 1600 JPEG

Individual assets

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

Product video

A short silent video of typing a plan and Rivet adding it.

Review notes

The quickest way through Rivet, the free trial and sync between iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Founder bio

Short and standard descriptions of James Whelan.

Review Rivet

Rivet is free for 3 days, with everything included. After that, Rivet asks you to buy it once.

Try this first

  1. Connect Apple Calendar.
  2. Tap Ask and type “Lunch with Sam on Friday at 1.”
  3. Check where it will go, then tap Add.
  4. Save a movie from Safari, then plan it for tonight.
  5. On iPhone, tap Plan a workout at the foot of Planned and build a workout.
  6. Open Rivet on your Mac and see the same plans arrive through iCloud.

Useful to know

  • You don't need a Rivet account. Claude, movie and show search, Trakt, Fitness’s exercise videos and your health on your Mac need a sign-in.
  • Every permission is optional, and Rivet only asks when a feature needs it.
  • Rivet reads what you type on the device. If you allow Claude by Anthropic, what you type in Ask also goes to Claude.
  • Fitness is on iPhone. Week and Month are on iPad and Mac.
  • The current price is in the fact sheet.

About James Whelan

James Whelan designs and builds Rivet on his own in Wicklow, Ireland. Rivet is a day planner for iPhone, iPad and Mac that shows everything you've done as well as everything you've planned.

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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

Everything an editor needs, in one file.

Current facts, real product media, brand files, and a practical review guide.

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