Real-time collaboration

Build together,
in real time.

Every canvas is multiplayer out of the box. Live cursors, presence, threaded comments, and version history, on every plan, with no fee per collaborator.

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Share links

Decide exactly how far someone gets.

Every share link carries its own permission level. Viewers and commenters do not need an account at all. Pick a tier to see what it unlocks.

  • Open and read
  • Export a copy
  • Leave comments
  • Resolve threads
  • Edit the canvas
  • Restore a version
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Version history

Nobody has to be careful.

Every edit is captured on its own, with the name attached. Scrub back through the timeline, see exactly what changed and who changed it, and restore any earlier state in one click. Nothing is ever lost, so nobody has to hesitate before trying something.

Automatic, not manual savesOne-click restore

Timeline

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Team workspaces

From a two-person huddle to the whole org.

One collaboration layer across flowcharts, whiteboards, notes, presentations, and code.

Roles that mean something

Owner, admin, editor, and viewer across the whole organization, not just one file.

Team chat included

Every organization gets a real-time room with typing indicators, presence, and reactions.

Comments on every canvas

Anchored to the node, slide, paragraph, or shape they are about, so context never gets lost.

Locking, not collisions

A node someone is editing shows as theirs, so two people never fight over the same element.

Enforced at the database, not just the interface

Role-based access
Two-factor auth
Row-level security
Audit trails

0

cost per collaborator

3

share-link tiers

6

canvas types, all multiplayer

Questions

Collaboration questions, answered.

Do collaborators need an account?
Not to view or comment. Anyone with a share link can read and weigh in without signing up. Editing needs a free account, and the free plan includes every collaboration feature.
How many people can edit at once?
There is no hard cap on simultaneous editors on any plan. Node locking and presence indicators mean most teams never collide in the first place.
Is real-time collaboration free?
Yes. Live cursors, presence, threaded comments, share links, and version history are all on the free plan. Paid plans add team workspaces, advanced roles, single sign-on, and audit logs.
Which canvases support comments?
All of them, including flowcharts, whiteboards, notes, presentations, code canvas, and image canvas. Comments anchor to the specific node, slide, or block so the conversation stays where it belongs.
Can I control who edits and who only looks?
Yes. Every share link is scoped viewer, commenter, or editor, and team members carry their own role in the workspace. Permissions are enforced in the interface and again at the database with row-level security.
What happens if someone breaks something?
Version history captures every edit automatically. Scrub back, see who changed what, and restore the earlier state in one click.
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Open the canvas to your team

Invite by email or paste a link. Everyone lands in the same room, and every edit is already saved.

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