For your developer
Join a project that already knows its own history.
No onboarding call, no “can you send me the doc”. The brief, the decisions, the notes, and the work so far are all on the first screen you see.
What's waiting for you on day one
- The owner's original brief, in their own words
- Every note and decision since
- An isolated workspace and repository for this project
- Previous work with its git checkpoints and previews
- A preview URL you can share back
What doesn't change
Your editor, your terminal, your branches, your commits. Chovy is where work is shown and approved — not where you have to write it.
What you can see
Only the projects the owner assigned you. Scope is enforced on the server, not hidden in the interface — you get a clear error, not a blank page.
The technical shape of it
The one page on this site where the jargon is the point.
# each project gets an isolated git workspace on a managed host ~/apps/<project> → https://<project>.<dev>.dev.chovy.com # work is only "delivered" when all three are true ✓ new checkpoint from the baseline commit ✓ non-empty changed-file list ✓ reachable HTTPS preview # if any one is missing, the owner sees the failure — not a success message.
Been sent an invitation link?
Open it and you're in — no account setup first, and the project history is already there.
Start with your idea