Everything the canvas makes
One editor, one brand, one file format that happens to be the web. Here is what people actually build in it.
What you can make
Formats, and what changes about the canvas for each.
- PresentationsReal slides on a live canvas, editable to the last pixel.
- Pitch decksOne raise narrative, twenty investor-ready cuts, zero drift.
- WireframesGray box flows in minutes, on frames that become the build.
- WebsitesDesign in real HTML, so the page you approve is the site.
- VideoA real timeline on the canvas, still editable after the render.
- Social postsThe week's posts in every size, all reading one brand.
- DocumentsPages that look designed, with the review in the margin.
- InfographicsData as a visual argument; every bar stays a layer.
- MockupsDrawn devices and packs; swap brand or setting in one move.
- MoodboardsReference walls whose palette becomes the project's variables.
- StoryboardsShots planned on frames that cut straight to the timeline.
- One-pagersOne argument, one page, every element still movable.
How it works
The parts underneath — the agent, brands, collaboration, export.
- Design agentThe agent that edits your file instead of chatting about it.
- Brand kitPage, ink, accent and type as live tokens, not a PDF of rules.
- CollaborationOne live file for every human and every agent on the team.
- ExportPDF, PPTX, PNG, MP4 or a live link, with nothing flattened.
- CalendarPlan the month in the same project the posts live in.
- PrototypesWire screens into a flow you click before you build.