New product features for a productivity app...
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Say who the ideas are for, what you want to achieve and which constraints matter. Include earlier attempts if you want the assistant to explore other directions.

Describe any topic, challenge, or goal and AI generates a spread of ideas across different angles — organized visually so you can see the full space of possibilities.
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New product features for a productivity app...
Say who the ideas are for, what you want to achieve and which constraints matter. Include earlier attempts if you want the assistant to explore other directions.
The assistant drafts possibilities and groups them by theme on the canvas. Each entry describes a distinct approach that you can expand, combine or set aside.
Ask for variations on a promising idea or compare a shortlist against your criteria. Export the board as PNG for free or PDF with Pro to keep the options together.
A brainstorming board collects possible approaches to a question or challenge before you choose one. An AI idea generator supplies starting suggestions and groups them so you can explore several directions in the same view.
Use one for product concepts, story premises or new approaches to a recurring problem. Generate alternatives before assessing them. Choose a decision matrix to rank a shortlist, or a flowchart to explain how a chosen approach works.
The assistant drafts suggestions from your brief and groups them on the canvas. If they feel repetitive, ask for different materials, audiences or approaches. Combine entries and request more detail on the ideas you want to explore.
Whole map or one frame. PDF and clean PNG on Pro.
Ask for slides from this map and present frame by frame.
A read-only link for anyone; they can copy it to their own canvas.
Every map stays on your canvas; come back and ask for more.
No. Treat them as starting points, not proof of novelty. Add your own knowledge and check for existing work before claiming an idea is new.
Point out the overlap and ask for a different angle, audience or constraint. For example, ask for ideas using existing materials instead of variations on a new product.
Name the idea and ask for a concrete version: who it serves, what happens and what you would need to try it. Keep alternatives visible until you have compared them.
A 4-column Kanban board (Backlog, In Progress, In Review, Done) for tracking product sprint tasks from idea to shipped.
A step-by-step flowchart mapping the key milestones of a product launch — from idea to ship, with a decision checkpoint for readiness.
A timeline charting key milestones from product inception to Series A — covering idea validation, MVP, product-market fit, seed round, growth milestones, and fundraising.
Generate a project brief in seconds. Describe your idea and AI creates a structured brief with problem statement, solution, timeline, and success criteria.
A visual mind map summarizing Y Combinator's "How to Start a Startup" lecture — ideas, team, product, traction, and YC's core advice.
A mind map summarizing Atomic Habits by James Clear — core compounding idea, four laws of behavior change, identity-based habits, habit stacking, and environment design.
Turn any topic into a concept map in seconds. Describe an idea, subject, or system and AI builds a visual web of concepts and relationships — connected, labeled, and ready to explore.
Turn any topic into a structured mind map in seconds. Describe your idea and watch AI build a visual map of connected thoughts, branches, and subtopics — ready to explore and expand.
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