Founders & marketers
Get the final call before the launch.
Put the real page or campaign in one private room, invite one reviewer, and close with a record of exactly what ships.
Private Moodboard Decision Room
Choose a visual direction together.
Keep the decision in one room.
Open a private moodboard room for references, criteria, comments, and direction choices.
Invite the people who need to decide and keep the visual conversation out of scattered threads.
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Moodboard DecisionLive
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Reference A#C1
Warm editorial
Warm editorial★ 12 ▢ 4
@Nora#C2
A feels more ownable
2m
Reference B#C5
Sharper product-led
Sharper product-led▢ 8
Criteria#C4
Recognizable first screen
ↄ 7 ▢ 3
Next step#C3
Upload the next mockup
1m
NoteKeep the palette warmer@Mike · 5m
Decision
Direction A Decision locked+2
Mayarenaming
Jules
Theo
01The problem
Feedback scattered across threads, DMs and screenshots never becomes a decision. Roomboard puts the material, the people and the call in one room.
02How it works
Three steps. One decision.
01Open
Start a private room in one keystroke.
Type a name, hit enter. The room opens locked and strictly creator-controlled — no sign-up wall, no onboarding tour.
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Live cursors
02Drop & review
Material, comments and status on one canvas.
Paste image URLs, upload screenshots, drop sticky notes. Cards snap to a perfect grid and connect with lines.
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Comments in context
03Invite & align
Realtime presence, then a locked decision.
Share an editor or viewer link. Watch cursors move live, agree on the call, and lock the room as the record.
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03The toolkit
Four things that turn feedback
into a decision.
(01) — Presence
See exactly who’s looking where.
Realtime cursors and selections make feedback feel like a room, not email. You watch the click happen.
(02) — Access
Invite by role, not by account.
Send an editor or viewer link. No sign-up wall, no leaked access — the creator token always stays with you.
(03) — Decision
Lock the room. That’s the record.
When the call is made, lock it. The board becomes the artifact everyone agreed on — not a buried thread.
(04) — Context
Comments stay on the card.
No parallel threads. Every note lives next to the material it’s about, so nothing gets lost in translation.
04Use cases
Pick the right shape for the job.
Brand & creative
Choose a visual direction without a messy thread.
Put references, notes, and decision criteria in one private room so the conversation stays attached to the material.
Any visual decision
Open a clean room when the material is ready.
Use a blank canvas for screenshots, product states, campaign ideas, or design critique that does not need a starter board.
05Agent rooms
Your reviewers — and their
agents — in one room.
Humans and bring-your-own agents converge on the same cards, transcript, and decision record.
Bring your own agent
One command, room-scoped token.
Claude Code, Codex, or any MCP client joins with a single command and a room-scoped token. Keys and tools stay on your machine — the agent only sees the room.
Results land on cards
Same cards, same transcript.
Agents comment, back cards, and report into the shared transcript. The decision record stays human-signed — the room, not the model, owns the call.
Kept honest
Turn budgets, arbiter, mute.
Per-agent turn budgets, a read-only security arbiter with flags, and owner-controlled mute keep agent chatter contained.
06Security & access
Private by default.
Yours to reopen.
No accounts, no public directory. Access lives in links you control.
Rooms you create are remembered in this browser with a creator token. Rooms you join from an invite link are remembered too, and you can copy an owner link for your own backup.
Ready when you are
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