BoardSnap is an iOS app that reads the tokenomics diagrams, governance flow charts, and protocol architecture sketches your Web3 team puts on a whiteboard — and turns them into structured written output instantly.
Web3 projects run on complexity: token mechanics, staking incentives, governance mechanisms, smart contract interactions, cross-chain bridges. All of that gets designed on whiteboards before it gets written in Solidity. The whiteboard session is where the protocol logic is born — and usually where it lives until someone's memory of it fades.
BoardSnap gives that thinking a second life. Snap the tokenomics diagram, the governance flow, the attack-surface mapping. BoardSnap AI reads the structure — the flow arrows, the decision nodes, the annotated edge cases — and returns a written summary that becomes the first draft of your protocol spec or litepaper section.
The offline queue matters here: many Web3 teams work from co-working spaces, conferences, and event side-rooms where connectivity is unreliable. BoardSnap captures on-device and syncs when you have signal — no lost protocol designs because the venue wifi was down.
Supply curves, emission schedules, staking mechanics, burn mechanisms — all drawn on the board. Snap it. The summary captures the economic logic as a written spec — the bones of your tokenomics section before anyone opens a spreadsheet.
Who votes, on what, with what quorum, with what time lock — drawn as a flow on the board. Snap it. BoardSnap AI returns a structured governance summary you can drop into your DAO documentation.
Contract interactions, proxy patterns, upgrade paths, access control — diagrammed on the board. Snap it. The summary describes the contract relationships in prose — useful as a pre-audit documentation starting point.
Web3 hackathons move fast. Sketch the build plan on the board, snap it, get a structured task list in ten seconds. Use the offline queue when the venue wifi collapses under 400 developers.
Draw the protocol's stakeholder ecosystem: users, validators, protocol developers, governance participants, external integrators. Snap it. The summary becomes a structured stakeholder map for your pitch deck or whitepaper.
Point the brand-aware AI at your project's documentation site or whitepaper URL and BoardSnap will learn your terminology — AMM, vault, epoch, validator, DAO, and the rest. Generic Web3 vocabulary reads fine without the extra step.
Yes. The offline queue captures boards on-device with no network required. Summaries sync when you're back online. You won't lose a protocol design session because the venue wifi died.
That's exactly the use case. Snap every working session board at the summit, organize them in a project, and leave with a structured record of every decision made in person.
Perspective correction runs on-device via Apple VisionKit. AI summarization sends content to BoardSnap's API. BoardSnap does not use captured content for AI training. For protocol designs under NDA or pre-launch, review your data-handling policies before using cloud summarization.
Yes — free tier includes one project and 30 boards with full summaries. Pro is $9.99/month or $69.99/year for unlimited everything plus AI chat.
Snap a board. Get a clean summary and action plan tied to your team.