Drag sticky notes and your own images onto a freeform board. Arrange it however you like — everything saves automatically and stays only in this browser.
Images are stored only in this browser (never uploaded). Very large boards may hit your browser’s local storage limit.
Mix pastel sticky notes with your own uploaded images on one freeform board.
Press and drag any card anywhere on the board. Its position is saved the moment you let go.
Your board, notes, and images stay in this browser’s local storage. Nothing is uploaded.
Build a visual board of goals, quotes, and images exactly the way you’d arrange a physical corkboard — except this one lives in your browser for free.
Seeing your goals and inspiration laid out visually helps them stick in a way a plain list often doesn’t. A digital board is free to build, easy to rearrange, and doesn’t require printing or pinning anything.
There’s no grid to follow — drag notes and images anywhere on the board, exactly like a real corkboard.
Upload photos straight from your device. They’re read locally and never sent to a server.
Every card’s spot on the board is saved automatically, so your layout is exactly as you left it.
There’s no account and no upload. Everything on your board lives only in local storage on this device.
Quick answers about images, dragging, and privacy.
No. Images are read directly in your browser and stored as part of the board data in local storage on this device. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Browsers cap how much data a site can store locally, usually just a few megabytes. Keeping each image under 1.5MB helps your whole board fit comfortably within that limit.
Click or tap and hold a card, then drag it anywhere on the board. Release to drop it in place; its position is saved automatically.
Yes. Since everything is stored in local storage on this device, clearing your browser's site data or switching browsers or devices will remove your saved vision board.