Getting started with NuromBoard
NuromBoard is a team whiteboard that helps you turn documents and meetings into shared structures. On your first visit, pick one concrete topic and complete the full path: input, generate, edit, share.
Recommended first-run flow
Start by creating a whiteboard with a clear topic, such as a project kickoff, an exam review, or a product plan. Do not pour in all your material at once — explore the canvas and toolbar with a small amount of content first.
NuromBoard's strength is that content stays editable: sticky notes work well for divergent thinking, connectors express relationships, and mind maps and flowcharts capture settled structure.
Steps
- 1Create a whiteboard or open a project
After signing in, create a whiteboard from the workspace, or open an existing project and keep editing.
- 2Add your first content
Use sticky notes, text, shapes, images, or attachments to place questions, source material, and preliminary conclusions on the canvas.
- 3Organize the canvas structure
Establish a reading order with areas, headings, connectors, and color. Get the relationships clear first, then refine the visual details.
- 4Save and share
Save the whiteboard to a project. When you need to collaborate, invite team members or generate a share link with the right permissions.
FAQ
Is NuromBoard suitable for individual use?
Yes. Individuals can use it to organize reading notes, work through plans, and build up knowledge, while teams can edit and discuss together on the same canvas.
What should I start with on my first time?
Start with one small, concrete topic — a meeting summary or a single open problem — and walk through the full add, organize, and share flow.