Where CrowWise stands.
We want you to see the difference between existing tools, work being brought into the hosted app, and ideas we still need to test.
A web app for a small invited group is being built. Public sign-up is not open, and there are no release dates to announce.
Bringing the foundations together
The existing CrowWise app has areas for pantry records, recipes, meal planning, grocery lists, plants, seeds, chores, members, chickens, a calendar, and smart-home views. The first hosted release is focused on carrying these foundations into a household-based web app for invited users.
Availability and details may differ as each area is adapted and tested. We will add specific help pages when those workflows are ready to document.
Making everyday records easier to keep current
Ideas under review include inventory import from a spreadsheet or photo, stock by storage location, a smoother meal-to-grocery-to-pantry flow, freezer reminders, and simple adjustments when a crop is harvested or food is preserved.
We are also considering printable household snapshots that could be useful when a screen or connection is unavailable.
A fuller picture of home
Broader animal care, repairs and equipment, water and fuel storage, first aid supplies, deeper Home Assistant connections, and optional AI assistance are part of the longer view.
Offline access, a dedicated mobile app, and glanceable displays on other devices are also ideas. They need technical and household testing before they can be promised.
This is a direction of travel, not a feature contract. Feedback from early households may change the order, shape, or scope of the work.