Lattice is a canvas for presenting ideas. You drop in images, links, notes, video and voice, let it organize them into frames, then present full-screen or send a read-only link.

Yes. It is free during public beta with no card. A $12 per month Studio tier is announced and waitlisted.

Can someone view my board without an account?

Yes. Share links are read-only and open in any browser.

What can I put on a board?

Images, video, audio, PDFs and Office files, links that unfurl into cards, notes, voice notes, and drawings.

Does it work on a phone?

Boards are built in a desktop browser and open cleanly on a phone from a share link.

LATTICE

PUBLIC BETA

Ideas need space.

Drop in images, links, notes, video, voice — then draw right on the canvas. Lattice arranges the mess into something worth showing: a pitch, a plan, a trip, a month of your life.

A few worlds you can walk into.

Four demonstration boards. Open one, explore the details, make it yours.

The landscape leads.
The person belongs to it.
One orange shape against all that blue.

Generated campaign concept: an orange coat on a volcanic coast

Generated detail study: hand, rain, and orange technical fabric

HUMAN SCALE
Keep the hand. Keep the weather.

Concept animatic — a slow camera move across a still

A still-image motion study; not footage from a shoot.

Basalt / mist / salt / signal
Use orange once. Let the rest recede.

Water texture — existing demo sound reference

Fictional campaign · AI-generated concept images · Remake it with your own material

Hold (or Space) to preview

Anthem — Into the Weather

A coastal campaign, from first feeling to final frame.

Image direction · Motion study · Sound reference

Walk the board

Generated Kyoto-inspired garden study: maple, moss, and timber

Generated Kyoto-inspired lane study: rain, timber, and lantern light

LOOK THROUGH, NOT AT.
The dark opening is as much a part of the image as the garden.

Pause and listen — existing stream recording

FIELD PROMPT
Find one threshold. Stay for ten minutes. Record what changes when you stop moving.

A lane, then a garden, then no plan.
A visual sequence, not a booked itinerary.

Demonstration journal · AI-generated place studies · Check real locations and access before traveling

Hold (or Space) to preview

Kyoto — After the Rain

A field journal for looking a little longer.

Visual field notes · Color studies · A listening stop

Walk the board

Hold (or Space) to preview

March — Things That Stayed

Blue paper, afternoon light, and a thought worth keeping.

Material studies · Working notes · A sound reference

Walk the board

Hold (or Space) to preview

Common Ground — Studio Direction

A studio pitch with a point of view you can see.

Identity concept · Type and color · Presentation rationale

Walk the board

Interior scheme Wedding Shoot plan All templates

From a reference to a direction.

Build a photography moodboard Write a director’s treatment Work with motion and sound

drag me

this is the real canvas

“Warmth that lingers. A kitchen light at 6pm.”

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Studio Ghibli

Gather

Images, links, PDFs, voice memos, 3D — everything lands on one surface.

Group

Sections nest, AI sorts the mess, and the pen fills in what a card can't.

Ship

Present it full-screen, send a link, or export — as considered as the idea.

An idea kept in a list is a chore. Given space, it's a proposal.

Free

$0 /mo

Everything Lattice does today.

Unlimited boards during beta
AI organize
PNG, JPG, SVG & PDF export
Client share links
Web clipper

COMING SOON

Studio

$12 /mo

When it ships, Studio will add:

Badge-free client links
Print-quality PDF export
Version history
Priority AI

Full pricing details

Questions

What is Lattice?: Lattice is a canvas for presenting ideas. You drop in images, links, notes, video and voice, let it organize them into frames, then present full-screen or send a read-only link.
Is Lattice free?: Yes. It is free during public beta with no card. A $12 per month Studio tier is announced and waitlisted.
Can someone view my board without an account?: Yes. Share links are read-only and open in any browser.
What can I put on a board?: Images, video, audio, PDFs and Office files, links that unfurl into cards, notes, voice notes, and drawings.
Does it work on a phone?: Boards are built in a desktop browser and open cleanly on a phone from a share link.