Every other canvas is a dead end.
This one has an exit.

• Right click any node to open its own canvas: shapes, stickies, models, notes, sheets, everything the board above holds
• A breadcrumb shows where you are, Escape brings you back, and the node carries a badge so depth is visible from the outside
• A node canvas inherits the board's permissions, legal hold, lifecycle and data classification, because it is part of the same document
• Promote a canvas to a board of its own in one action, and the node becomes a live link to it
• A promotion carries the whole subtree, and inherits visibility, owner and per person shares from the board it left
• The AI copilot can file detail into a node's canvas instead of sprawling it across the page

• 1,736 icons, pinned to any of eight positions around a node: four corners and four edges
• Step numbers in circles, with a colour of their own, and a one press action that numbers a whole selection 1 to N in order
• Copy, cut, paste and duplicate with the shortcuts you already use, and in the right click menu
• A copy is a new element, never a hidden alias: it starts without the original's canvas, and without its votes
• Icons and step numbers survive the export, so a numbered process board prints with its numbers

• Ten node kinds: shapes, stickies, text, frames, images, embeds, stencils, tables, code, and math
• Twenty six primitive geometries plus smart edges with routing and markers
• Magnetic alignment guides while you drag, then align, distribute, and match size
• One click auto layout in several directions, which leaves locked nodes where they are
• Groups and magnetized swimlanes, so moving a lane moves everything inside it
• Layers that can be reordered, hidden, and locked, plus named visual themes
• Conditional formatting rules, so a shape recolors itself when the KPI behind it misses target
• Pressure sensitive ink with shape recognition, which turns a scrawled box into a real node
• Bulk formatting across a multi-selection, so twenty shapes restyle in one pass
• Select all with one keystroke, and a properties panel that hides or peeks on hover
• Chart the org chart straight from the people directory, laid out automatically

• 1,511 templates across 23 categories, from flowcharts and BPMN to org charts, roadmaps, and retros
• 990 stencils across 17 libraries: flowchart, UML, BPMN, ERD, DFD, sitemap, concept, network, electrical, floor plan, wireframe, AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, Kubernetes, and SaaS
• 226 named visual themes across 13 categories, including accessible high contrast sets
• Searchable galleries with thumbnails for both templates and shapes
• Save any board as your own template, or publish it to the whole tenant so other teams can insert it
• Upload your own SVG and it becomes a reusable stencil, sanitized on the way in

• Yjs CRDT rooms over WebSocket with short lived, board scoped room tokens
• Live cursors with names and colors, plus shared viewports
• Follow the presenter, or summon everyone to your view in one click
• A laser pointer that fades and is never written to the board
• In board chat that persists for late joiners, with @mentions and a mentions inbox
• A shared countdown timer that every client agrees on
• Breakout boards, dot voting on nodes, ranked choice polls, and facilitator run gather, sort, and vote activities
• Element locking, emoji reactions, and threaded comments pinned to a shape
• A present mode with keyboard navigation, fullscreen, and slides stripped of the editing chrome
• A board level notes panel that travels with the board instead of living in someone's doc
• Link a board to the deliberation room for its decision, so the debate and the diagram are one thread

• Import from Visio (.vsdx), draw.io, Gliffy, Miro, Lucidchart, and Mermaid, with file sniffing so you can just drop the file
• Export to Visio and PowerPoint, one slide per board page
• Export to PDF (the active page or the whole board), PNG, and SVG
• Export the structure as Mermaid or PlantUML text, so a diagram can live in a repo
• Import a live cloud account into an architecture diagram: AWS directly, Azure and GCP with your own credentials

Diagram import and Visio export are best effort. Shapes, connectors, and colors carry across; app specific widgets and rich theming do not.

• Describe a diagram and get a laid out board, or let an agent build the whole thing over MCP
• Beautify, cluster, and collapse an overgrown board back into something readable
• A board copilot that edits through a fixed, validated vocabulary of operations, with a snapshot taken first
• Ask for a critique of the board, or generate an SOP or runbook from it in markdown
• Turn natural language into conditional formatting rules
• Board AI is grounded on knowledge base documents and on Official boards only
• Every AI edit is attributable in the audit trail, so you can tell the agent's work from a person's
• Every AI call is rate limited per user and per tenant, and metered against the tenant budget
• The copilot can give a node its own canvas and fill it, so a request for detail goes deeper instead of wider
• Ask the assistant for a board and it can publish one with node canvases already nested inside it

• Bind a shape to a KPI, a canonical field, a Decision Sheet cell, or a Google Sheets cell, and it updates in place
• Insert a Decision Sheet or a signature envelope as a node, so the workbook and the signed document sit in the picture
• Run a model node against synced HR and canonical records instead of typing its inputs
• What a run may read is decided by the grants of whoever presses Run, and a preview shows what the data covers before a run is spent
• Wire model nodes together with connectors and run the whole graph in dependency order