Your screen is a canvas.

Capture a region, a window or the whole screen.

The cursor comes along if you want it. A freehand picker handles the shapes real screens have.

Mark it up, then change your mind.

Brush, arrows, shapes, callouts, blur, highlight and spotlight. Every mark stays editable after you place it, so a wrong arrow costs one drag.

More than 50 keyboard shortcuts, for people with opinions about mice.

Record the screen onto the board.

Pick a source and record it as WebM, with a timer and a Stop control on screen. The recording arrives on the board as a video node, next to the screenshots it belongs to.

Flows: generation as a wiring diagram.

Connect prompt, file, image, video and audio cards through typed ports and run the graph. 18 templates cover a thumbnail A/B test, a podcast clip kit, a brand kit, and an ad from brief to final cut. One card turns an image into a 3D model on a turntable.

Every job shows its quoted price before it runs. Voice cloning refuses to start without the speaker's stored consent.

The agent works on the board you are looking at.

It reads the nodes, their positions and your selection. It adds and arranges nodes, and you can undo its whole turn at once. A frame can be assigned to one agent, so several can share a board without stepping on each other.

A node someone is writing holds a claim for about eight seconds. Two operators cannot type into the same sticky. We tried.

Say the diagram.

With C0:DIC listening, say what you want: a node, an arrow, a rename, a layout. A fixed parser draws it. No network, no model call, no bill.

Bring the whole folder.

Link a folder of images, video, audio, PDFs and text into one board. Our recorded run: 1,968 files, 1.7 GB, arranged as a mosaic with zero overlaps.

A claim about very large boards needs a measurement from the running app next to it. That number goes here before launch.

Keep it, send it, print it.

Export PNG, JPEG, PDF or SVG, or a JSON project that reopens with every annotation in place. Boards save on their own and sync through your cloud space. Each media file carries a fingerprint of its original.