Bluebird revists the list of software first collected by Condor and Flamingo in 2018.

Bluebird adds a fix list to the Developer Roadbook.

The Big Cypress team uses Rookery to organize bags of gear through several cars and tents.

Bluebird tests pairing furniture with artwork.

We gather tips on photographing artwork on a smartphone.

We share tips for maintaining an offline filing system to accompany your Rookery account.

We draw a diagram of data flowing through Rookery, based on the water cycle.

We collect our favorite articles on the currently-ubiquitous subject.

We love and appreciate AREA 17’s website about our collaboration!

Bluebird and Starling run an Instagram campaign.

We continue experimenting with our social platform.

We research expansion options for this aspect of the software.

We talk to early users about their experience with our MVP.

Our first and shared Rookery account for our sample user, Robin T. Murphy.

We fundraise, unsuccessfully.

We complete our contract with our MVP developers, AREA 17.

We create a sortable index within Rookery.

We consider the design of the interface for selecting art, and placing it in a virtual room.

We incorporate the dualistic cube into our aesthetic.

We start exploring possibilities for our social networking platform.

We look at design options for incorporating color analysis.

We celebrate our two official fonts: JJannon and Sohne!

We consider different strategies for projecting our values through design.

We gather the entire Rookery team together to consider the question of how we might capture the living narratives of art collections.

We consult with two outside firms to help develop our product.

We document the process of archiving a home art collection, and explore it as a possible service offering.

We construct a virtual 3D model of Robin’s house, and play around with artwork displays.

We select 20 artworks to represent the collection of Robin Murphy, our User Persona.

We created a demo video to help crystallize our idea as we build a development team.

A record of our efforts to automatically export metadata from image editing software into a spreadsheet.

An in-depth examination of the 3D scanner market, and our options for purchase.

Our in-house standards for taking archival photographs of artwork.

The inspiration for Rookery: the Greig Family Art Collection.