AI made building easy. Aligning your team is still hard.

The pad where teams get aligned.

A shared canvas for your team — with a visual agent that renders what you mean: live charts, working prototypes, real diagrams. Converge on the real thing, not a description of it.

Invite-only. One email when a seat opens.

The visual agent

It doesn't answer in paragraphs.

A colleague that thinks on the whiteboard — except what it draws runs.

Answers in artifacts

Ask, and working things appear on the board: research written as documents, mermaid diagrams, charts on your real data, custom apps, clickable prototypes. It sees the actual canvas — your sketches, arrows, screenshots — and answers in place.

"how do our plans compare?"
research.mdmermaidchart
PlanCompare.tsx · live

Iterates with the conversation

"Make it denser." "Try it without the sidebar." The mock changes as you talk. And when a choice is fuzzy, it spreads the options as live variants, side by side — your team points at the one they mean instead of arguing about adjectives.

1 vote
✓ decided
0 votes
rev 1 → rev 2 → rev 3 · mid-conversation

Builds your vocabulary

Every component it makes becomes a reusable word — place last week's chart on today's board, remix a teammate's prototype. The workspace understands you faster the longer you use it. A fresh chat window starts from zero every time.

KpiCardPricingMockFlowMapPlanCompareKanban
library · 68 components — shared by the whole workspace

The team

Multiplayer, on a canvas you already know.

Zero learning curve

Underneath it all is a real whiteboard: notes, shapes, live cursors, follow a teammate's view. The familiar part is familiar; the new part is who else is on the board.

launch blockers?
▣ diagram
▲ khoa▲ james

Smart paste

What's different is what happens when you paste. Drop a spreadsheet and get a live table. Paste JSON, markdown, a mermaid block, a page of HTML, a GitHub link — each one lands as the right kind of working card, not a screenshot of one.

⌘V clipboard
plan,seats,mrrTeam,24,4800Studio,9,2700
# FindingsChurn is up 4pts## Pricing
https://github.com/acme/api
q3-plans.csv
planseatsmrr
Team24$4,800
Studio9$2,700
1,284 rowslive
notes.md
Findings
Churn
Pricing
Findings
acme/apicloned
.repos/acme__api/
Linked chats read this checkout like local files.

Everyone gets an agent

Each person pairs with their own visual agent — exploring, building, charting in parallel. It all lands on one shared surface, so five people working at once converge instead of scattering into five directions.

james + agent
khoa + agent
one board · both changes, live

Talk it through, out loud

Start a huddle and the agent is in the room with you — listening to the whole conversation, answering when it's addressed, building on the board while you keep talking. Guests you've shared a link with can join by voice too. No recording, no meeting, no agenda — it's live while you're live.

cedar · listening
james
khoa
guest
khoa: …cedar, chart that against last quarter

Nothing gets lost

Questions and decisions are recorded where the work is. When an agent needs a human, the whole team sees it — one shared inbox, and a notification that finds the person it's assigned to, even with the tab closed. Keep a canvas private while you think; publish it when it's ready.

Inbox · workspace 2
needs you Ship the pricing page?
cedarpad · now
Ship the pricing page? — assigned to you
delivered with the tab closed
When it's decided, it doesn't stop at the board. Connect your repos and the work leaves as pull requests and scheduled jobs your builders — human or agent — pick up on their own. Where this is going →

Access

Seats open in batches.

Invite-only while we build toward this. Every workspace is its own private machine with a capable, hands-on agent inside — so we open seats deliberately, and we sit with every team we let in. Leave an email; we'll tell you when a seat is yours.

Invite-only. One email when a seat opens.