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Ask a question. Get a canvas.

Turn workspace data into charts, timelines and live task lists. Arrange the canvas by hand, connect ideas, or ask AI to make a change.

Compose

One question, laid out as a canvas.

Ask about your work and Kanvly AI draws on your boards, notes, sheets and calendar. It arranges the answer as figures, charts, tasks and timelines. Move, resize or remove any block to make the canvas your own.

  • 01Up to 24 blocks from one ask; a canvas holds 120
  • 02A question about your work is answered from your workspace's own numbers
  • 03Or one click: Weekly review, Workspace overview, Brainstorm

Live blocks

Finish a task here. Update its board.

Connect a task list to a board to see its open cards, soonest due first. Check off a task on the canvas and its card is marked done. Add live views to see boards, sheets and other work in context.

  • 01Live views of a board, a sheet, a note, an AI doc, slides or the calendar
  • 02A task list's ticks are written back to the board's cards
  • 03Quick-action buttons that add a card, a note or an event

Arrange it by hand, or ask.

Connections

Connect ideas with arrows you can style.

Change it by asking

Ask for a change to any block.

Try “Make the chart horizontal” to update it in place.

Five ways to work with AI.

Ask for an overview, explore an idea or change what is already on the canvas.

Show me
A question about your work — status, progress, what is overdue — becomes a dashboard of the workspace's own data; the AI is told to leave out any block it has no data for, rather than make one up.
Design
Ask for a plan, a roadmap, a mind map or a SWOT and it composes one from its own reasoning, in titled sections, and is told to label its figures as targets.
Change
Rework what is there — edit a block, restyle it, move it, add or remove one, connect two, tidy the layout, rename the canvas — as one change you can undo. Removing blocks or sharing the canvas asks you first.
Ask about it
A question about the canvas itself — what are the risks here? — is answered in words above the composer, and nothing on the canvas moves.
Clear
Ask it to clear the canvas and it asks you to confirm; the clear can be undone until you reload.

27 blocks to build with.

AI chooses from this library. Add selected blocks from the grid menu, or sketch freely with the pen.

  • Stat

    A figure and its label; a change and a trend line if it has them.

  • Bar chart

    Up to eight bars, upright or across, one highlighted.

  • Line chart

    A line over time, with a goal line when there is one.

  • Donut

    A share of the whole, or up to five segments.

  • Heatmap

    A grid of cells, darker where there is more.

  • Timeline

    Up to six milestones: done, now and next.

  • Task list

    Tasks — or a board's open cards, live.

  • Calendar strip

    Your next seven days, from the calendar.

  • Table

    Up to four columns and six rows.

  • Note

    The AI's own read of the situation, in a serif.

  • Sticky

    A quick thought, on paper.

  • Checklist

    Up to twelve items; the ticks are kept.

  • Mind map

    A hub and up to six branches around it.

  • Progress

    Up to five bars toward their totals.

  • Gauge

    A dial from zero to a maximum, a target marked if set.

  • Funnel

    Two to six stages, widest first.

  • Quadrant

    A two-by-two, and where each item falls.

  • Ranking

    The top items in order, with what moved.

  • Kanban snapshot

    A board's columns as counts.

  • Callout

    One flag: information, success, warning or risk.

  • Versus

    Two things side by side, and a verdict.

  • Gantt

    Spans across a window of time.

  • Heading

    A chapter title for a long canvas.

  • Custom card

    A card built from icons, text, badges, bars and links.

  • Live view

    A board, a sheet, a note, an AI doc, slides or the calendar.

  • Quick actions

    Buttons that add a card, a note or an event.

  • Shape

    Seventeen of them, as the nodes of a diagram.

Canvas features at a glance.

An ask
Up to 600 characters, with up to 4 files — photos, PDFs, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, text — read along with it.
Sources
Pick a board, sheet, note, AI doc or deck as the source, and the answer draws on it alone.
Blocks
27 kinds; up to 24 from one ask and 120 on a canvas.
Live views
A board with its real cards, a sheet's grid, a note, an AI doc, slides you can page through, the calendar's upcoming events.
Connections
Up to 40: curved, elbow or straight; solid, dashed or dotted; an arrowhead at either end, both or none; five colours and a label.
By hand
Drag, resize, duplicate and delete; bring to front; a pen, a highlighter and an eraser; undo and redo; clean up the layout.
Sharing
Private when it is made; share it with the workspace from Starter up, or duplicate it.

AI Canvas

A dashboard nobody had to build.

Ask how a launch is going or what the week holds. Kanvly AI reads the boards, notes, sheets and calendar it can access, then arranges a visual overview. Keep the useful blocks and reshape the rest for your review or planning session.

Live blocks connect to your work: complete a board task, view a sheet's grid or see the next seven days in the calendar. Other blocks hold the AI's draft. Move them, draw connections, sketch with the pen or request an edit you can undo.

Grounded
A question about your work is answered from your workspace, not from a guess.
Live
Task lists and live views read the board, the sheet, the calendar as they are.
Yours
Every block moves, resizes and connects; one ask can change any of them.

What each plan allows.

AI canvases, per workspace. The AI draws on the account's monthly tokens.

LimitFreeStarterTeamBusiness
AI canvases22080200
Share a canvas with the workspace—YesYesYes
Monthly AI tokens per account250K tokens2.5M tokens7.5M tokens25M tokens

Questions about AI Canvas.

About your work — how a project is going, what this week holds — and it composes a dashboard from your workspace. To design something — a plan, a roadmap, a mind map — and it builds one in sections. To change what is on the canvas — a block, a colour, an arrow, the layout — and it makes the change as one step you can undo. Or a question about the canvas itself, which it answers in words without changing anything.

One workspace. Open it and see.

Boards, pages, sheets, slides, forms, a calendar, AI canvases and an assistant that reads all of them. Free to start; paid plans add seats, sharing, comments, due dates and more AI.