Drop nodes on an infinite canvas, connect them, and turn them into notes, lists, flash cards, sketches, or charts — synced across every device you own.
Mind maps, notebooks, flash cards, and charts — one canvas, no app-switching.
Drop nodes anywhere and connect them freely — no page edges, no forced hierarchy.
Turn any node into a full page with tables and images, linked back to where the idea started.
Turn notes into flash cards and review with spaced repetition, right next to the map they came from.
Sketch straight onto the canvas. Handwriting turns into searchable, editable text automatically.
Switch a cluster of nodes into a chart when you need the numbers, not the shapes.
Give any node a status, priority, or due date. Your plan and your to-do list are the same canvas.
Drag the nodes around — the wires follow. Double-click empty space to drop a new idea.
Start anywhere on the canvas with your first idea.
Draw links as the idea branches into sub-ideas.
Turn it into a page, a flash card, a chart, or a sketch.
Everything syncs, so your next device opens right where you left off.
We wanted a place where an idea could stay messy and connected for as long as it needed to — where a stray thought could sit next to a to-do list, a sketch, and a flash card, and none of it felt out of place. Idea Board grew out of that: a canvas that keeps up with how thinking actually happens, then quietly turns the useful parts into things you can act on and revisit.
You can start on a board right away. Creating a free account lets you save your work and sync it across devices.
Yes — draw with a stylus or finger, and your handwriting is turned into searchable text automatically.
Definitely. Turn any part of your map into flash cards and review them with built-in spaced repetition.
Your boards are tied to your account and only visible to you.