Corovus on your phone
Three apps, free with your Corovus account. Download them here — none of them are on Google Play, so this page is where they live.
Coro Stream
Messaging, calls and meetings for your team.
- Messages, photos, video and voice notes
- Voice and video calls, one to one or a meeting
- Screen sharing on desktop and Android
- Your own wallpaper and your own ringtone
Version 2.7.1 · on iPhone it installs from Safari — the three steps are below
Android will warn you it came from outside the Play Store. This is the official build, and you can check it:SHA-256 10ef5d2769c28f74db9a5355957996608e389f46a674558c6a1b3effb9281210
Corovus AI
The assistant from your dashboard, on your phone.
- The same chats and projects as the website
- Attach photos and PDFs from your phone
- What it remembers, your skills and scheduled prompts
- Sign in with Google
Version 1.2.1 · on iPhone it installs from Safari — the three steps are below
Android will warn you it came from outside the Play Store. This is the official build, and you can check it:SHA-256 c7e17399d3174051444048e765f2311833edbb0e8a107b9c37b3870397323d22
Corovus Voice
Say "Hello Corovus" and talk to it, hands free.
- Wake word — it listens without you touching the phone
- Ask a question, get it spoken back
- Works with the screen off
- Same account as the website
Version 1.0.2 · The wake word has to listen while your phone is idle, and iPhone gives no web app the microphone in the background — so a home-screen icon could not do the one thing Voice is for. The App Store version is the real route, and it isn't ready yet.
Android will warn you it came from outside the Play Store. This is the official build, and you can check it:SHA-256 877c46d9bf708cf2b1bbe81610fd293d08fcad36ae8a1ea5e4d2b26f3820d3c7
Installing on Android
- 1. Tap the button. Your phone downloads the file.
- 2. Open it from the notification or your Downloads.
- 3. Android asks whether to allow installs from your browser — say yes, then tap Install.
The same steps for all three. Installing a newer version over an older one keeps your account and your chats.
Installing on iPhone
From Safari — nothing to download
- 1Open it in SafariUse the button on the app's card above. It has to be Safari — Chrome on iPhone cannot add apps to the home screen.
- 2Tap the Share buttonThe square with an arrow pointing up, at the bottom of the screen.
- 3Choose "Add to Home Screen"The icon appears with everything else. It opens full screen, with no browser bars.
Apple does not allow apps to be installed from a website, so this is its own supported way in. The home-screen app is the real thing: full screen, its own icon, and it signs in with the same account.
No account yet? Create one free — the apps come with it.