BoardSnap is an iOS app that turns whiteboard photos into structured summaries and action plans in ten seconds. For content marketers, that means editorial planning sessions, content pillar workshops, and audience analysis boards produce clean written editorial plans — the pipeline your content team executes from, not a photo of a complicated mind map.
Map the quarter's content plan — pillars, formats, channels, production schedule. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured editorial plan — the content calendar input that your production team works from, organized by pillar and channel.
Define each content pillar — the audience, the business objective, the format strategy, the key topics. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured pillar document for each — the brief that aligns the entire content team on what we're creating and why.
Map your audience — personas, job-to-be-done, content consumption habits, pain points at each stage. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured audience document — the source of truth for targeting decisions and editorial angle.
Map keyword clusters, topic authorities, content gap areas, and competitive content opportunities. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured SEO content strategy — the clusters and gaps documented as a content production priority list.
Map the campaign content plan — the hero content, the derivative pieces, the distribution sequence. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured campaign content brief — every piece mapped to its purpose and audience.
Paste your content strategy page, your editorial guidelines, or your brand voice document. BoardSnap AI learns your editorial voice, your content vocabulary, and your audience framing — strategy summaries are editorially coherent, not generic content marketing language.
Separate projects for blog, social, email, and video content programs. Each project has isolated board history and editorial context — the content strategy for each channel stays organized and searchable.
Pin your content strategy document, your editorial calendar, or your SEO keyword map. Every planning session already knows the editorial context — the AI chat gives answers grounded in your actual content program.
Content production tasks with status — assigned, in production, published. The editorial pipeline built from the planning board rather than from a separate project management conversation.
High-level content tasks break into production steps — outline, draft, edit, design, publish, distribute, measure. The content production checklist generates from the editorial planning board.
BoardSnap produces the structured editorial plan — pillars, formats, channel distribution, quarterly topics — that becomes the editorial calendar input. Most content teams paste the structured output into their content calendar tool (Notion, Airtable, CoSchedule) as the starting structure. It's the planning session output, not the calendar tool itself.
Map each content pillar on the board — the audience it serves, the business objective, the format mix, the key topics. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured pillar document for each pillar — the brief that aligns the entire content team on what each pillar is trying to accomplish and for whom.
Yes — map your keyword clusters, content gap areas, and topic authority priorities on the board. Annotate with search volume estimates and competitive opportunity calls. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured SEO content strategy — the clusters and priorities documented as an actionable content production plan.
Paste your brand voice guidelines, your editorial style guide, or your content strategy document URL. BoardSnap AI learns your editorial voice, your content vocabulary, and your brand's framing — strategy summaries reflect your brand's actual editorial approach rather than generic content marketing templates.
Yes — map the content audit results on the board: what's performing, what's dated, what gaps exist, what to refresh versus retire. Annotate with priority calls. Snap. BoardSnap produces a prioritized content refresh plan — specific pieces to update, the approach for each, and the production order.
Marketing managers using BoardSnap for campaign planning and messaging sessions.
Copywriters using BoardSnap to capture messaging frameworks and editorial briefs.
Brand strategists using BoardSnap for positioning and brand voice sessions.
Editors using BoardSnap for editorial planning and content workflow sessions.
Snap a whiteboard. Ship the action plan. In ten seconds.