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One canvas · one document model

Draw it, measure it and wire it up in one file.

Kiteloom is an infinite canvas. Sketches, wireframes and diagrams are one object type. Nothing needs exporting between an idea and a finished file.

free for one person · nothing to install · private by default

A rough sketch, a measured frame and the flow between them are one kind of object here. Nothing gets exported to be finished.

the tour

One board, four acts

One checkout, worked out end to end on one file. No export to a wireframe tool, no handoff document, no second app for the diagram. Rough thinking, exact spec and payment logic sit on the same canvas.

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  1. act i · rough

    Argue with yourself in ink

    Three candidate checkouts, drawn as fast as they were said. Strike one out, circle the winner, draw the arrow that elects it. The freehand ink sits beside the real objects it is deciding between.

  2. act ii · exact

    Turn the winner into a spec

    The chosen idea becomes a 250-wide frame with a button at 218 by 44, radius 4, 16px gutters, measured on the board it was sketched on. Every numeric field takes arithmetic: type 120+8, get 128.

  3. act iii · wired

    Wire the button to its logic

    A connector runs from Pay now to the flow it triggers: charge, approve, receipt, plus a dashed retry loop. Connectors bind to a shape's edge, so moving a box re-routes the arrows instead of orphaning them.

  4. act iv · live

    Ship it with someone else, live

    Your cursor holds the button. A teammate holds the retry node. Cursors, selections and edits sync in real time, and the work is kept locally too, so a dropped connection reconciles instead of losing changes.

Three tools, one canvas.

Drawing, interface work and systems mapping usually take three applications and an export between each. Here they are three ways of placing objects on one board.

Draw

ink, text, images, shapes

A shape library that runs from a rectangle to a decision node. Hand-drawn mode is a board setting, so a rough board stays rough for everyone on it.

Build

frames, components, auto layout

Component instances, align and distribute, and a properties panel with exact geometry down to the corner radius.

Connect

edge-bound connectors

Arrows attach to a shape's edge, not a coordinate. Move a box and the diagram re-routes instead of breaking.

Four things that hold on every plan.

  1. 01

    Real time, with a local copy

    Edits, cursors and selections sync live. The work is also kept on your device, so a dropped connection reconciles instead of losing changes.

  2. 02

    Private the moment it exists

    Every board is private when created, including templates, imports and duplicates. Widening access asks first, and the owner is emailed when it changes.

  3. 03

    Links you can take back

    A share link carries an optional password and expiry. Resetting it disconnects everyone on the old link immediately.

  4. 04

    Exports on every plan

    The whole board as a PNG or an SVG, free plan included. Nothing you draw sits behind a subscription.

Start on the board you will ship from.

Free for one person. Nothing to install. Every board stays private until you say otherwise.