A task board, a canvas, a linked wiki and a notebook — all connected in one free toolkit. Every issue, diagram and doc can link to the others.
An issue links to the wiki page for the system it changes, the diagram that explains it and the meeting where it was decided. Links work both ways, and [[wiki links]] count too.
Stop juggling a ticket tracker, a whiteboard and a wiki. Keep them in one place, connected to each other.
Plan sprints like Jira: To Do, In Progress, Testing, Done. Issues link to the specs, diagrams and docs they're about.
Architecture sketches, flow charts, moodboards and reference boards with notes, images, videos, links and to-dos.
Pages for people, systems, components, goals and decisions, joined with [[wiki links]] and a graph of how it all connects.
Ideas, specs, meeting notes and bug lists, with checklists, folders, templates and links to anything.
A moodboard like Milanote and a sketchpad like Excalidraw in one. Map out architecture, user flows and plans, with your issues and docs right next to them.
Paste or drop a link and the canvas knows what it is. Videos play on the canvas, images show as images, and every other site becomes a tidy link card.
Rectangles, ellipses, diamonds and a freehand pen, joined by labelled arrows. Flow-chart cards for states, actions and conditions.
Notes, checklists and groups that stack cards into columns. Box-select, align, distribute, copy and duplicate, with undo for every step.
Issues, wiki pages and notes sit on the canvas as live cards. Open one and you're straight in its tool.
Save the whole canvas as a PNG or SVG picture, or as JSON to re-import. Free, with no watermark.
Export boards, canvases, notes and whole projects. No limits, no sign-up required.
Works without an account. Sign in to sync across devices, or self-host and save straight to a folder.
MIT licensed. View the source, contribute features, or fork it.
Create a project, or start from the example to see how issues, diagrams and docs link together.
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