Notes, shapes, connectors, tables, sketches, frames and diagrams, all on one canvas.
Cabinet is local-first. Boards are saved in your browser, and you don’t need an account. Google Drive sync is optional.
Anything you place can be moved, resized, recoloured, duplicated and undone.
Rich text: lists, checklists, highlights, fonts and colours. For anything longer than a phrase.
Quick thoughts in nine colours. The fastest way to get an idea down.
A labelled card in nine colours. Good for statuses, owners and tags.
Fifteen shapes, from rectangles and diamonds to clouds and comic bursts. Each has editable text, a fill and an outline.
They attach to shapes, notes, images, tables and frames, and stay attached when things move. An arrow ends on the shape’s real outline.
Straight, elbow or curved. Solid, dashed or dotted. Arrowheads at either end.
Paste or drag in pictures. Caption them, compress them, or make one the board’s cover.
128 hand-drawn icons in 18 categories, from animals and weather to charts and planning.
Draw with pencil, marker, ink nib or chisel tips. There are soft erasers, and it reads stylus pressure.
A small grid, up to 12 columns and 20 rows. Colour the cells, and mark any of them with a tick, a cross or a circle. A table pasted from a chat, a doc or a spreadsheet stays a table.
Groups things under a title. Collapse it, hide it, tint it or recolour it. The + on its side adds another frame next to it.
Pin a comment to an item and it stays where you put it, even when the item is resized. Resolve it when it’s dealt with.
Every node is an ordinary board item.
Built from the keyboard. Tab adds a connected node, Enter adds a sibling, and Shift+Tab moves a node up a level. Drag a node onto another to reconnect it.
Ideas branching out from one central theme.
A curve on a pair of axes, with labels you place along it. Good for showing how something rises, dips or levels off.
Quick scores you can put beside anything.
Pick from d4 to d100 and roll 3D dice in a tray. It keeps a history of your rolls, and uses flat dice if 3D isn’t available or you prefer reduced motion.
The Templates page has planners, timetables, checklists, habit trackers and step guides. They’re built from these tools, so you can edit them the same way.
Boards, folders, covers and the Bin are all on the home screen.
Draw a rectangle round part of a board and show that area, live, on other boards. Edit the original and every reference follows.
Words on a board can link to another board, or to one thing on it.
Find any board, or anything on one, by typing a few letters.
On a phone, the Tools sheet and the undo and redo buttons do the same jobs.
⌘ on a Mac; Ctrl everywhere else.
You don’t need an account. Boards are stored on your own device unless you choose to share or sync them.
The full detail is in the privacy policy.
Everything on this page is on the toolbar.
Cabinet