Open books

Corvyn is an open company with public metrics — refreshed every morning (sometimes twice) straight from Corvyn data and charted inside Corvyn.

MRR

$52.4k
MRR
/
$618k
ARR

Workspaces by month

How many accounts registered every month. Every account counts as a lead.

Count of records
28002600240022002000180016001400120010008006004002000
January, 2020January, 2021January, 2022January, 2023
MONTH(Created date)

Started from
template

  • No template
  • Content marketing
  • Digital agency
  • People ops
  • Delivery
  • Recruiting
  • No-code 👀
  • Goal tracking
  • Product management
  • Product teams 🧭
  • Product teams 🛠
  • Product teams 🔭
  • Research ops

We love transparency. It makes the world a slightly better place and it builds trust between people (and companies). The open-company movement is a good one and we are proud to be part of it 🦋. Below you’ll find a handful of charts with genuinely interesting numbers about Corvyn the product and Corvyn the company.

Perchdesk chats

Shows how many support chats we answered each month, by operator. Iryna (almost) always wins.

Count of records
500450400350300250200150100500
January, 2023April, 2023July, 2023October, 2023
MONTH(Created at)

Teammates

  • No teammate
  • Alina Reverte
  • Andres Shorka
  • Anton Ivkov
  • Cressida Gibb
  • Dario Kalvin
  • Evgenia Kisel
  • Iryna Trafim
  • Ilya Tsurev
  • kalman
  • Kata Gems
  • Kostya Krivlen
  • Ksenia Piotr

Most requested product areas

Shows how many times features tied to a product area were requested by our customers and leads over the last six months.

Product area
No product area
Automations
Integrations
Relations & links
Views
Search
Notifications
Permissions
Flexible domain
Filters
Getting started
Formulas
Fields
Entity permissions
Documents / rich text
Reference database
Workflow field
Undelete (restore)
Table view
History & audit log
Form view
Entity view
020406080100120140160180200
SUM(Recent requests)

Entity database

  • Feature
  • Insight

These charts are unusual, but our team is fine with sharing them. No animals (or people) were harmed in the making of this page.

What customers say

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Wendell Carbrey
@w_carbrey ·
After years of wandering through the wasteland of Taskwell, Verso, Girder (I’ve tried everything), I finally found my PM nirvana in @corvyn_hq. Literally the best tool I’ve ever used. I hope someone dumps a $25m Series A on them so they can keep building — a unicorn in the making.
9:17 PM · Feb 2, 2022
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Mikkel Sjøvold
@mikkelsjovold ·

Replying to @corvyn_hq

The product is great and so, so promising. After living with Girder and Tallyhour for five years I feel free. Free to use Corvyn to build out a tool that suits my process and my way of thinking. Let’s believe together and I’ll promise to give you feedback! 🙌
4:31 AM · Apr 25, 2021
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Demetrio S
@DemetrioSud ·

Replying to @corvyn_hq

I said something very similar to this to a client interested in using Corvyn today, no joke. The depth of workflows you can build and automate with it is unmatched. I constantly feel like I’m just scratching the surface of what can be done.
7:52 AM · Jan 22, 2022
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Odalys Grieve
@odalysgr ·

Replying to @odalysgr @formbench and 3 others

More particularly the idea, I think, would be that a majority of *work* can be done in Corvyn (due to flexibility), and parts of that work can be re-used or adapted as documentation *also* in Corvyn. You can intermix bi-directionally, docs into work, work into docs.
9:40 AM · Jan 8, 2022
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kobi 🚀
@thekobi ·

Replying to @corvyn_hq and @snapwork

LOVE THIS.

corvyn.io/blog/how-corv…

You cannot model this in Snapwork, Checkline, Verso, Meridian, or Bytepath, because they shove their db model in your face and you have to use it.

Snapwork doesn’t even have nested folders 🤷

10:21 PM · Jan 26, 2022
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iain Beardsell
@iainBeardsell ·
I’ve worked with (and for) thousands of companies in my life and @corvyn_hq blows them all away. They have an amazing product, incredible support, excellent (free) training and a company culture that leaves us (customers) cheering for their success. Absolute legends. #nocode
4:27 AM · Jun 3, 2022 from Oxford, England
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Edwin Alcott
@EdwinAlcottCo ·
Damn…. I love the @corvyn_hq overly transparent newsletter. The good and the bad — it gives context to the STRUGGLE of building a product.

Congratulations to their team on the seed round.

5:14 AM · Aug 5, 2021
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kartik varma
@dr_kv ·

Replying to @odalysgr @corvyn_hq and @rovnikov

Yes, been exploring through their blog the whole day. Falling in love with their philosophy, and I finally see why you hold such huge respect for the team and the product.

I have decided to go with Corvyn for our firm

12:05 AM · Aug 9, 2021
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