Draw
Boxes, arrows, half-words. Mouse, trackpad or Apple Pencil.
Brainstorm at theSpeed of Thought
We're letting people in a small group at a time
See it in actionMake any diagram by sketching it
You draw the rough version, circle it, and the AI answers on the same board. It takes about as long as explaining the idea out loud.
9AI actions you can run on any sketch
5board templates to start from
Circle
Loop any part of the sketch to show the AI what you mean.
Get a draft
The AI draws its answer next to yours, as a draft you can change.
Keep it
Save what you decided as a card in your Library.
Draw it once. Pick what you need.
Here's one rough launch-plan sketch. Pick a diagram and watch the AI make it, the same way it does on your board.
Want in early?
We're letting people in a small group at a time. Earlier sign-ups go first.
Built for the way you already think
The parts of TeamBoard Studio people reach for most once the first sketch is on the board.
Circle it to ask
Loop any part of your sketch with the pen. The AI reads what's inside and answers right there.
Drafts you approve
Anything the AI adds shows up with a dashed outline. It joins the board only when someone accepts it.
Live with your team
Share a link and everyone draws on the same board, each with their own cursor.
Talk to it
Tap the mic and ask out loud while you keep drawing.
A Library that remembers
Keep decisions as cards. Next quarter, start from what you already worked out.
Questions people ask first
Miro is built for big, planned workshops. TeamBoard Studio is for the moment an idea shows up and you want to sketch it fast, with an AI that can see the sketch and add to it.
A chatbot only knows what you type. Here the AI reads what you drew and answers on the board, so you skip describing a diagram in words and copying the reply back.
No. It runs in any current browser on a laptop or desktop. If you do have an iPad and Apple Pencil, sketching on it feels closest to paper.
Yes. Use it alone, and share the link when you want other people on the board with you.
We're letting people in a small group at a time, so we can watch how it gets used and fix what breaks. Earlier sign-ups go first.