Get everyone on the same map
CardBoard is the whiteboard you keep coming back to. Because it didn't go stale after the session ended.
Before the backlog, map the behavior you're trying to change.
Cards ladder up to outcomes. So the map shows the point, not just the pile.
Pick the shape, get the structure.
A story map knows it has a backbone. A flow knows it has order. A matrix knows it has trade-offs. Pick the shape that fits the problem and the structure comes with it. That's what lets CardBoard, and your agent, actually reason about the work instead of just drawing it.
Switch the shape. Keep the meaning.
Sync the work. Leave room to think.
Cards couple to Jira and Azure DevOps. Status, owner, and state stay current both ways. What doesn't sync is where you put them. Position stays yours, so the board is still a place to think something through, not a backlog you're afraid to disturb.
Rebuilt so your agent reads the structure. It doesn't guess it.
Connect a canvas tool to an agent and it has to infer what your layout meant, and that inference frays as the board grows. CardBoard declares the structure instead. A story map's backbone, a flow's order, written into the map itself. Your agent reads the meaning, not a picture of it.
That edge compounds as the work gets bigger.
Bring the whole room.
Live cursors, no license dance. Send a link and a guest is on the board with you: moving cards, reacting, jamming in real time.
No seat tax, no user setup, no waiting on procurement.
What customers say about CardBoard
CardBoard is way easier to use than Miro! I stand by the quote wholeheartedly and recommend CardBoard whenever we discuss planning tools. I've been using it for years at a Fortune 100 insurance company.
I use CardBoard for my UX process. It helps me clarify ideas and create workflows. It helps me solve problems for my users and is beneficial because of that.
CardBoard allows us to design and develop in an agile way. Before CardBoard, we used post-it notes and took pictures when we were done. The photos often got lost and info didn't make it to JIRA. We've tried other things, but nothing met our needs like CardBoard.
The simplicity of CardBoard keeps us coming back. We use CardBoard during planning sessions to quickly capture user stories. This 'backbone' lets us drill down into specifics without losing the big picture. My teams love working in CardBoard.
This is a great visual tool that fills in the gap of agile project / product management software on the market. Most tools do not offer the ability to do story mapping, which is a critical exercise in agile backlog grooming.
CardBoard has allowed us to work with product owners to create a storyboard that helps identify the solution we want to pursue by first starting with the big picture and drilling down accordingly.
Give your plan a pulse.
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