Empty the mental tabs. Drop everything onto an infinite canvas — goals, decisions, half-formed thoughts — then group, connect, and plan until the noise becomes a path.
Not a to-do app. Not another note tool. A canvas you bend around your own brain.
Dump everything — projects, fears, ideas, deadlines — onto an infinite canvas. Stop holding it in your head.
Headings for direction, sticky notes for atoms of action, paper notes for the long thinking. Connect them with arrows.
Keep your company, your launch, your life plan, and your weekend ideas in separate boards. Switch with a click.
Pull lines and arrows between any two things. Make hidden dependencies visible — the "if I do this, then that breaks" graph.
Describe a plan to ChatGPT or Claude — paste the JSON back, the board lays itself out. Or copy your board and ask for edits.
No accounts, no syncing prompts, no notifications. Open the tab, work, close it. Your mind, your machine.
One per topic — your company, your launch, your year, your move. Boards keep the thinking separate so it doesn't bleed.
Right-click anywhere to drop a sticky, a heading, or a long-form paper note. Don't edit yet — just empty.
Cluster what belongs together. Draw arrows between cause and effect. Pin the next move. Close the tab — it's safe.
Strategy, marketing, hiring, product — all in one head, all at the same time. Get them onto a wall.
Five projects, one of you. Park the others without forgetting them. Pick one back up where you left it.
Untangle a quarter, a launch, a hire. See the moving parts, then the load-bearing ones.
Health, money, work, relationships — life isn't a Trello column. Map it like a real map.
No trial games. Pick monthly if you want flexibility — or grab the lifetime deal before slots run out.
“I closed 12 tabs and my Notes app on the same day. Haven't gone back.”
“It's the first planning tool that doesn't punish me for thinking nonlinearly.”
“I planned a launch, a hire, and Q3 in one afternoon. The arrows did most of the work.”
Open a fresh board, drop in the first thing on your mind, and watch the rest follow.