For teams · shared understanding
Can a meeting draw itself, so everyone sees what they actually mean?
A canvas that listens to the room and draws — and it stays yours to edit.
Today turning a live discussion into a shared picture is manual and after-the-fact — the diagram always lags the conversation.
Why now hybrid meetings lose the whiteboard — and models can now turn talk into a shared picture in real time.
Use cases Product & strategy meetings, consulting, workshops, research.
Interactive demo ↗The question
Hardly anyone models a discussion live — and whoever does becomes the bottleneck, or stops taking part to keep drawing. So the shared picture stays in separate heads, and a board loses its context the moment the meeting ends.
The approach
As three or four people talk, the canvas listens and draws the discussion — nodes, links, decisions — grounded in the team’s real issues and milestones.
The feature
Everything it draws stays yours to move, rename or delete. Ask it to re-draw the same content as a BPMN flow, a decision map, or three variants.
Function
Grounded in the real repo
Milestones and open issues from the team’s repo become material the canvas can pull onto the board.
Function
Spoken, then drawn — and re-drawn
The same content the canvas drew can be recast as a BPMN flow, a decision map, or three variants — on request.