Pluris Haven

Android pre-alpha

Offline-first, without assumptions about who you are.

Made by systems. Welcoming systems, collectives, individuals, and anyone who finds the tools useful. No account is required for local use, and your data stays on your device by default.

Pre-alpha 0.3.0-pre-alpha.2+3002. Expect bugs and keep an encrypted export of data you care about.

An illustrated preview of the current mobile dashboard.
Release
0.3.0-pre-alpha.2+3002
Platform
Android 7 or newer
Storage
On-device by default
Account
Not required for local use

Try the actual app

One file, no store account.

The universal APK works on supported Android phones. It is release-mode, signed, and published with a SHA-256 checksum and build record.

Works now

  • Members, archived members, groups, and custom fronts
  • Front history, current front, and status notes
  • Notes, messages, polls, reminders, and custom fields
  • Simply Plural, PluralKit, Tupperbox, and PluralSpace imports
  • Encrypted exports, backup snapshots, and restore rehearsals

Still rough

  • Overlapping co-fronts still need more physical-device testing
  • Import details need clearer counts, skips, and per-row errors
  • Avatars and large archives need more physical-device testing
  • Encrypted Prism imports are detected but not implemented yet
  • Accessibility needs a full TalkBack and VoiceOver pass

Why it exists

Pluris Haven is a practical replacement path for anyone who needs their data without depending on another operator's hosted app. Its words and features should adapt to an entity, not force an identity or experience onto them.

Accessibility is part of the work

The app includes large-text, contrast, reduced-motion, and screen-reader support. It still needs full TalkBack and VoiceOver testing on physical devices, and that limitation is kept visible instead of being called finished.

Designed around sensitive data

Useful without giving up control.

Local-first

Core tracking, writing, and imports work without an account.

Encrypted

Private local content and portable backups use authenticated encryption.

Portable

Export your data and rehearse a restore before relying on a backup.