The family
Five apps, one eye on all of them
They share a name, a look and a sign-in, so moving from one to the next feels like walking into the next room.
Newsletters that look lovely in every inbox, with pictures, videos and buttons, a signup form where each new subscriber confirms by email, and a list that stays yours. Sent through your own account, at its price.
Email on your organisation’s own domain, for a club, a band, a small business or a household. Everyone gets their own mailbox, in the mail apps they already use or any web browser, even from a phone’s home screen. Contacts sync to iPhone and Mac, and the junk filter learns.
One account and one passkey for every Currawong app. There is no password, ever: sign in with your face, your fingerprint or a link sent to your email.
A password vault only you can open. Everything is locked on your device before it is sent, and the official Bitwarden apps work with it on every phone, computer and browser.
Phone numbers, extensions, ring groups and voicemail for any business or organisation. Calls run on separate phone servers, not through the website, so they keep ringing even when the dashboard is down.
One key
Sign in once, and the rest already know you
A passkey made for currawong.devThe one you make when you first sign up works for Newsletters, for ID, and for every app that signs in with Currawong ID after them.- No passwords to forgetIf you’re on a new device, a link to your email gets you in, and you can add a passkey there too.
- Vault keeps its own lock, on purposeYour vault opens with its own master password or passkey, never with your Currawong sign-in, so nobody else can open it, us included.
Named for the pied currawong, a black songbird of eastern Australia with a bright yellow eye and a ringing call that carries a long way.
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