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the brand

Ivy-F is built on two ideas that don't usually sit in the same room: Apple-grade minimalism and a fun, community-based intent. Every arc, panel and animation chases that clean, considered, premium feel — while the heart of the app stays playful, warm and human.

Ivy is currently managed by a single human — Billie. Billie is young, and that's the point: Ivy was made to grow a community that helps younger people (and adults too) learn how to access financial freedom on their own, early — so they never have to go through the financial hell of today.

Minimal on the surface. Community at the core.

billie

Hey — I'm Billie. This page is mine to fill in properly later.

(placeholder — I'll write this part myself.)

talk to a human

This little box sends straight to Ivy-F's support inbox (support.ivyf@gmail.com). It should only be used for real issues — bugs, billing problems, account trouble. For everything else, the comment feed inside the app is the place.

T&C

pro & select

These are the subscriptions for Ivy-F — they unlock inside the app.

PRO opens the app up: split-screen & free-window multitasking (up to 3 panels), the World News map, extra Billie control, +3 batteries a week (4 total), leverage up to 1000×, Billie Pro on the Sonnet 4.6 model, plus Billie panel syncing & focusing.

SELECT is everything in Pro, plus more: Event Importance Threshold tuning on the World Map, Panel Communication (no more cross-referencing), and 5 user profiles. Select requires an active Pro subscription first.

Tap a card — checkout runs through Stripe, same as in the app.

PRO

Pro, Your Life is Clearer.

Installs

  • Split-screen & free-window multitasking — up to 3 panels at once
  • World News map panel
  • Billie — Extra control
  • Gain +3(4 total) Batteries a Week.
  • Leverage up to 1000×
  • Billie Pro — Sonnet 4.6 Model.
  • Billie Panel Syncing.
  • Billie Panel Focusing.

SELECT

Everything in Pro, Plus some more.

Installs

  • Everything in Pro
  • Event Importance Threshold tuning for World Map
  • Panel Communication — No more Cross Refrencing
  • 5 User Profiles

what's a remake?

Remakes are Ivy-F's major updates. Each one is named after a city, and each one re-imagines a piece of the app — value, intelligence, feel — rather than just patching it. Flip through the dots below to walk the timeline, oldest to newest.

tokyo → geneva → …

Remake: TOKYO

TOKYO was the very first remake — the one that started the city tradition.

The original patch notes from this era were never archived, so this page stays intentionally light. The city remembers, even when the notes don't.

Remake: GENEVA

"GENEVA" is inspired by the City of Geneva, Switzerland — because of the immense wealth held in Geneva.

Remake GENEVA adds MUCH more value to subscriptions. Multiple minor UI changes. Revamped Billie's Intelligence (for the better). Fixed User Experience friction. Revamped Energy Usage System. And much more!

Highlights

  • Overall subscription value increased
  • New Energy (AI credit) system
  • User Experience friction bugs removed
  • New Billie models (for Pro / Select)
  • UI/UX bugs removed
  • UI/UX misplaced positioning fixes
  • Security refinements for your safety

Check out Ivy's official TikTok / Instagram pages!
tiktok.com/@ivyofficlal
instagram.com/ivyofficlal

go check out Ivy's official pages!

the error library

Every error code Ivy-F can show you, explained in plain language — what it means, why it appeared, and what (if anything) you should do about it.

Errors in Ivy-F are usually informational, not broken-glass alarms. When the app links you here, you'll land directly on the page for your exact code.

flip the dots below to browse codes.

Error 0111

When it appears: you're on mobile, you have a subscription of Pro or higher, and split screen is active.

What it means: this error only shows up to let you know that "Tab mode" doesn't work on mobile because the screen size is too small:

"Tab mode (free-window multitasking) is restricted on mobile, so your panels stay split-stacked here. Switch to desktop to pop them out into draggable, resizable windows."

Nothing is broken and nothing was lost — your panels simply stay split-stacked on mobile. Open Ivy-F on a desktop to use Tab mode.