BoardSnap is an iOS app built for EdTech teams who design learning products at whiteboards — curriculum architecture, UX flows, engagement mechanics — and need to capture that thinking before the next sprint starts.
EdTech companies sit at the intersection of pedagogy and product. Every feature debate involves both learning theory and user experience. Curriculum design sessions map learning objectives, content sequences, and formative assessment checkpoints — all on a whiteboard. Product reviews align instructional design with engineering constraints, again at the board.
BoardSnap keeps that cross-disciplinary thinking organized. Snap the learning journey map, the content taxonomy diagram, the assessment framework. BoardSnap AI reads the hierarchical structure — learning objectives mapped to content units mapped to assessments — and returns a written summary that the curriculum team and engineering team can both work from.
For EdTech companies building products across multiple subject areas or grade levels, Projects keep each vertical organized. The math product and the ELA product have different pedagogical frameworks — they belong in different projects with different pinned context.
Map the curriculum scope and sequence on the board: standards alignment, unit structure, lesson flow, assessment integration. Snap it. The summary becomes the curriculum architecture brief that guides content development.
Sketch the learner journey: entry point, instructional sequence, practice activities, formative checks, mastery criteria. Snap it. The structured output gives the LXD and product teams a shared design brief.
Instructional designers and PMs debate feature approach at the board: spaced repetition vs. blocked practice, interleaving strategies, feedback timing. Snap it. The summary captures the pedagogical rationale behind the feature decision — useful for future design reviews.
Sketch the teacher dashboard, reporting, and intervention workflow. Snap it. The summary becomes the teacher product spec — written in teacher workflow terms, not just UX terms.
Implementation planning with a new district partner: onboarding flow, PD plan, data integration, success metrics. All on the board. Snap it. The structured output becomes the partnership implementation plan.
Point the brand-aware AI at your product site or curriculum framework documents. BoardSnap learns your educational vocabulary and instructional design language — and uses it in every summary. Generic education terminology reads fine without the extra step.
Yes. Design sprints produce substantial whiteboard output — problem framing, solution sketches, decision criteria. Snap after each sprint session. The project builds a documented design history across the sprint week.
Startups tend to use it for fast-moving product and curriculum design sessions where there's no time for meeting minutes. Large publishers use it to capture curriculum development workshops and content mapping sessions that involve many stakeholders. Both get the same core value: whiteboard output that doesn't disappear.
Yes. Free gives you one project and 30 boards — enough to run a focused product sprint or curriculum design sprint. Pro at $9.99/month removes all limits.
Not via direct integration. Copy the summary text and paste it into your authoring tool of choice. The structured output maps cleanly to most content management and curriculum authoring tool fields.
Snap a board. Get a clean summary and action plan tied to your team.