Kanvo Is Invite-Only. Here's the Honest Reason We're Turning People Away
You tried to sign up and got told to request access. That is not a growth stunt — it is what a messaging product owes its first users. Here is exactly what happens when you request, and how to get in.
What actually happens when you try
You fill in the request form — it takes under a minute. If you try to sign up with an email while we are invite-only, your address is saved as a request automatically; there is no second form to fill in.A human reads it. Requests are approved by hand, one at a time.We let you know when a spot opens. Your address goes…
Why not just open the doors
Because a messaging platform's first month with a new user is unrecoverable. If someone's first week is missed messages, a rough import, or an assistant that fumbles their questions, they do not write a support ticket — they quietly never come back, and they tell people why.
How to get in
Request access — the form is short, and every request is read.Ask us for an invite code. Codes work on every way of signing up — email, phone, wallet, Google, Apple, Microsoft — and one code can be used by a whole team or community, up to the limit we set on it.Wait for the email. When your spot opens, you are in, and…
What invite-only is not
It is not forever, and it is not a waitlist theatre where nobody is ever admitted — people are getting in every week. It is a dial, and we will turn it when the product can carry the room. If you would rather not wait, say so in your request: the ones with a real reason get read twice.
Kanvo Team
Writes here about what Kanvo is building and why — the send path, the evidence it leaves, and the decisions behind both.
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