Canvas objects
Thirty kinds of card, from notes and tables to journeys, ICPs, assumptions, RICE scoring and a live agent computer. Agents write into them as structured data.
Updated 2026-10-13
Cards are typed, so a journey map is a journey map and not a pile of notes. Agents write into them as structured data, which is why the result is editable.
The Add library
| Group | Cards |
|---|---|
| Basics | Text (words) · Note (a quick note) · Link (an embed worth keeping) · Frame (group a cluster) · Checklist · Quote (what a customer said) |
| Diagrams | Flowchart (steps and decisions) · System map (how parts connect) · Opportunity tree (outcome to bets) · Journey map (a customer’s path) · Growth loop (what compounds) · 2×2 matrix (place ideas on two axes) · Positioning map (you versus competitors) |
| Data | Chart · Table · Metric (one number) · Infographic (a few stats) · Progress (progress to goals) |
| Plans | Timeline (phases over time) · Kanban (work by status) · RICE scoring (score the bets) · Experiment (test a belief) |
| Thinking | Decision (a call you made) · Assumption (a belief to test) · Evidence (what you learned) · Pros / cons · ICP (who you serve) |
There are also Image cards, a Roadmap card, and the Computer card.
The Computer card
A Computer card shows an agent’s cloud computer live on the board. It uses the same screen as HQ: a live view on Premium and screenshots on Base. See Watching the work.
Founder-native structures
| Card | What it holds |
|---|---|
| ICP | Who they are, context, core job to be done, current workflow, pain intensity, current alternatives, buying trigger, objections, where to find them, and quotes. |
| Customer journey | Seven stages: Trigger, Discover, Evaluate, Decide, Onboard, Use, and Retain or refer. Each with action, goal, friction, alternative, emotion and opportunity. |
| Assumption | The assumption, a status (such as unvalidated), and why it matters. |
| Evidence | An insight, its source and a confidence. |
| Positioning | Two axes with low and high labels, and points for you and each alternative. |
| Experiment | A test of a belief with its result. |