Infinite canvas
Sketch, arrange sticky notes, and connect ideas with shapes and arrows.
Sketch ideas, map processes, and plan visually on an infinite canvas. Wyatt whiteboards live in the same workspace as your documents, tasks, and databases, so visual work connects to the rest of the project.
One connected workspace for docs, tasks, chat, and databases — with Wyatt answering from all of it.
Sketch, arrange sticky notes, and connect ideas with shapes and arrows.
Plan and brainstorm together in a shared visual space.
Diagram processes, user journeys, and architectures with flexible shapes.
Reference whiteboards from documents and projects so visuals stay in context.
Some ideas are easier to draw than to write. Wyatt whiteboards give you an infinite canvas for brainstorming, sticky notes, diagrams, and rough sketches — the kind of thinking that doesn’t fit neatly into a document.
Whiteboards are a shared space, so the whole team can map a launch, run a retro, or work through a problem together. Visual collaboration keeps everyone aligned on the big picture.
Use shapes, connectors, and text to diagram workflows, user journeys, org charts, and system designs. A clear diagram often communicates more than paragraphs of explanation.
Because whiteboards live in the same workspace as your documents, tasks, and databases, your diagrams stay connected to the project. Reference a whiteboard from a spec, or turn the outcome of a brainstorm into tasks.
A whiteboard is often where work starts. When the idea takes shape, capture it in a document, create tasks, or build a table — all without leaving Wyatt.
“Ask a question, get an answer grounded in your team's actual work — then turn it into action.”
Brainstorming, mapping processes and user journeys, planning launches, running retros, and any visual thinking that benefits from an infinite canvas.
Yes. Whiteboards are a shared space your whole team can work in, making them ideal for brainstorms and planning sessions.
They live alongside your documents, tasks, and databases, so you can reference them from related work and turn outcomes into structured tasks or docs.
Yes. Once an idea takes shape on the canvas, capture it as a document or create tasks directly in the same workspace.
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