Zenboard – A native macOS reference board for creatives
Click-through Ghost Mode overlay beats PureRef, but macOS-only limits reach.

Combines an infinite canvas, scene-level controls (camera, motion, zoom), and side-by-side multi-model comparison so you can prototype a video across Kling/Runway/Pika without changing tabs. Smart touches — character consistency, built-in upscaling and background removal, and storyboard-style scenes — show clear product thinking. The idea isn’t alone in the market, but pulling many heavyweight models into one visual workspace is an audacious, useful play if the integrations are robust.
Designers, motion designers, AI artists, content creators, marketing teams and video producers
Click-through Ghost Mode overlay beats PureRef, but macOS-only limits reach.
Drop images on a canvas instead of writing prompts — genuinely different from Midjourney.
Single canvas that lets you chain prompt → image → short-video steps is the clearest selling point — it actually maps to how agencies iterate on concepts. The UI shows practical controls (seed, aspect, duration hints) and multi-provider routing under one roof, which cuts context switching. That said, this is a crowded space (Runway/Replicate/large vendors do parts of this) and the page leaves questions about model provenance, failure modes, and output consistency.
Maps ChatGPT conversation branches on an infinite canvas to visualize your reasoning.
Git worktree auto-detection beats tmux tabs for spatial terminal organization.
Infinite canvas terminal with minimap—tmux tabs but actually visible.