BoardSnap is an iOS app that turns a whiteboard photo into a structured summary and action plan in ten seconds. Built for the pace founders move at — sketch the idea, snap the board, get the action plan, keep building. No transcription. No lost sessions. No excuses.
You and your co-founder working through the hardest problem of the week at the board. Snap when you've reached a decision. BoardSnap produces the written record both of you leave with — what you decided, why, and what each of you does next.
Build the pitch structure on the board — the opening hook, the problem framing, the market opportunity, the defensibility argument. Snap. BoardSnap produces a written narrative outline that becomes the deck outline your designer works from.
Sketch the roadmap — what's shipping this sprint, what's queued for next month, what you're cutting. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured product plan you can share with early customers and advisors before it becomes a Notion doc.
Work through the key challenge with a trusted advisor at the board. They push back, they reframe, they suggest. Snap at the end. The structured summary captures what they said — not your filtered memory of it — as specific action items.
Define the ICP, the first channel, the sales motion. Map the sequencing. Snap. BoardSnap produces a written GTM plan — specific enough for your first sales hire to execute from, not so vague it could mean anything.
Paste your landing page URL the moment you create a project. BoardSnap AI reads your product language, your value proposition, and your market framing — every summary sounds like it was written by someone who actually knows your startup.
Startups don't work in well-connected offices. BoardSnap queues captures on-device — coffee shops, co-working spaces with spotty WiFi, the office before the ISP shows up. The session is documented the moment signal returns.
Separate projects for investor relations, product planning, and customer discovery. Each project has isolated board history and brand context — no noise between the investor narrative work and the product architecture boards.
Pin your pitch deck, your product brief, or your OKRs. Every board session already knows where the company is — the AI chat gives answers grounded in the actual startup context.
Early-stage execution is all about ruthless prioritization. Open / in-progress / done with subtasks — the task system that builds from the board, not from a separate planning meeting to process the notes from the board meeting.
Yes — and it's particularly valuable here. The idea-phase whiteboard sessions where you're defining the problem, the customer, and the hypothesis are exactly the boards that benefit most from structured documentation. A written summary of your thesis before you build anything is the most valuable artifact in the early stage.
Build the pitch structure at the whiteboard — the opening, the market framing, the product story, the traction narrative, the ask. Snap. BoardSnap produces a written narrative outline that serves as the deck brief. Your designer works from structure, not from a founder's verbal description of what they want.
One project for the company. Both co-founders snap boards — product sessions, investor prep, strategy discussions. The project AI chat gives both of them access to the full board history. The shared decision record prevents the classic co-founder drift: 'I thought we agreed to X.'
Yes — sketch what you heard in a customer interview on the whiteboard (pain points, workarounds, phrases they used). Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured insight summary — useful for building your ICP, writing your landing page, and validating your thesis.
Yes. Free plan is 30 boards in one project — enough for most early-stage founders to validate whether this is part of their workflow before upgrading to Pro.
Solo founders using BoardSnap as a personal thinking and planning tool.
Broader founder workflows — strategy, investor prep, and team building.
Coaches working with early-stage founders on execution and pitch development.
PMs using BoardSnap when the startup is big enough to have one.
Snap a whiteboard. Ship the action plan. In ten seconds.