Follow friends and instructors
Follow the people you train with and the instructors you like. Their activity shows up in your feed.
The social fitness app for class people
Corvi is a free social fitness app built around group fitness classes. Follow friends and instructors, see where your crew checks in, hype their milestones, and plan the next class in a message.
Corvi does not book classes or take payments. You book with your studio as usual, then check in on Corvi.
Feedcheck-ins, posts, and milestones from people you follow
3 settingspublic, followers only, or private
$0free and supported by ads
A fitness social network for classes
Most social fitness apps are built around GPS activities like runs and rides, or around sets and reps in a gym log. If you mostly train in pilates, yoga, spin, barre, boxing, or strength classes, there is not much for those apps to show.
Corvi is built around the class itself: the studio, the time, the instructor, and a check-in made at the studio. That gives your feed something specific. You can see that a friend has been going to the 6 AM reformer class all month, and you can join her next week.
What you can do
See where your crew trains
Check-ins show the studio and the class, so you know who goes where and when.
Hype
Hype a friend's check-in, streak, or milestone. It takes one tap and people notice.
Posts and comments
Post updates, repost, comment, like, and bookmark. The feed has a Following view and a For You view.
Messages
Send direct messages or start a group chat to plan who is going to Saturday's class.
Built around studios
Every check-in is tied to a real studio, class, and instructor, which makes the feed useful for finding your next class.
You choose who sees it
Check-ins show where you train, so privacy settings matter. Set your account to public, followers only, or private.
On a followers-only account, people send a follow request and you decide who to approve. You can block accounts and report posts at any time.
Get your crew together
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Find your friends
Create a free account and follow the people you already take class with.
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Check in at class
Book with your studio, then check in on Corvi when you arrive. Your followers see it.
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Plan the next one
Hype each other, start a group chat, and pick a class to take together.
Social fitness app: common questions
What is a social fitness app?
A social fitness app lets you share workouts with friends, follow other people's training, and encourage each other. Some focus on runs and rides, others on gym logs. Corvi is a social fitness app for group classes: you follow friends and instructors, see where they check in, and hype each other's streaks and milestones.
How is Corvi different from Strava?
Strava is built around GPS activities like running and cycling. Corvi is built around scheduled fitness classes: studios, class times, instructors, and check-ins verified at the studio. If most of your training happens in pilates, yoga, spin, barre, or strength classes, Corvi records it in a way your friends can follow.
Can I make my Corvi account private?
Yes. Corvi has three privacy settings: public, followers only, and private. On a followers-only account, people send a follow request and you choose whether to approve it. You can also block accounts and report posts that break the rules, and you can change your setting at any time.
Does Corvi book classes?
No. Corvi does not book classes, sell credits, or take payments. You book with your studio the way you already do, through its own app or website, then check in on Corvi when you get to class. The check-in counts toward your streak, weekly goal, and milestones.
Is Corvi free?
Yes. Corvi is free and supported by advertising. There are no paid tiers, credits, or memberships, so check-ins, streaks, weekly goals, milestones, instructor ratings, and messages are open to everyone. The web app is available now, and the iPhone and Android apps are coming soon.
Your crew is waiting.
Track every class, keep your streak alive, and see where your friends are working out. Corvi is free.
iPhone and Android apps coming soon.