Cloverapp

Cloverapp provides a digital notebook that integrates notes, tasks, whiteboards, and a daily planner into a single application. The company was founded in 2020 by Tom Giannattasio and Adam Christ and is based in Pittsford, United States. Cloverapp aims to serve individuals and teams who want to streamline their workflow and improve productivity. The product allows users to capture ideas, manage documents, and organize their days within one platform.

The company's application functions as an all-in-one text editor where tasks can be created directly from notes. It includes a daily planner feature and a canvas-style interface for visual organization, similar to a whiteboard. Users can create connections between notes, forming a wiki-like experience, and utilize diagrams and other visual elements. The software offers a flexible style engine, enabling customization of color schemes and typography.

Cloverapp operates on a freemium business model. It offers a free plan with limitations on guests, storage blocks, and upload size. For more extensive use, a pro plan is available, suggesting a subscription-based revenue stream. The company participated in the Y Combinator accelerator program and secured $610,000 in a seed funding round on August 25, 2020, with investors including Y Combinator, Sauna Ventures, and Adventure Fund. In August 2023, Cloverapp was acquired or merged, with its status changing to formerly venture-capital-backed.

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