Project planning

See the work around the work.

A task list tells you what exists. A spatial project map also shows how phases, decisions, dependencies, risks, reference material, and milestones affect each other.

Spring Product Launch
A project launch board with Discovery, Build, and Launch frames connected across an April to June timeline
Fictional project data shown for demonstration

Plan the system

Dependencies deserve a canvas, not another column.

Project plans become misleading when every item appears independent. Infinite Whiteboard lets you separate phases with frames, place milestones on an axis, connect dependent work, and keep the decision or reference card that explains why a task exists.

The board can stay high level for a briefing or expand into detailed workstreams. Collapsible nested frames keep that detail available without requiring it to remain visible. Locks protect stable structure while bulk editing and automatic layouts make reorganizing active work faster.

  • Frame work by phase, workstream, team, deliverable, or decision gate.
  • Connect dependent tasks and label the relationship or handoff.
  • Use a date or stage axis to give milestones a shared visual scale.
  • Lock stable sections and hide parked material without deleting it.
  • Save navigation bookmarks for standups, reviews, risks, and executive summaries.

A planning workflow that stays legible

01 / FRAME

Define the major phases

Create frames for discovery, build, launch, or the stages specific to your work. Nested frames can hold teams or deliverables inside each phase.

02 / PLACE

Add tasks and context

Keep short task cards near briefs, diagrams, screenshots, and decisions. Tags can identify owners, status, discipline, or priority across the whole board.

03 / LINK

Draw the dependencies

Directional connections reveal prerequisites, handoffs, and consequences. Use labels and line styles so the relationship is understandable without narration.

04 / ALIGN

Make sequence scannable

Snap and distribute selected items, use row or column auto-layout, and attach milestones to a shared axis so position carries meaning.

05 / FOCUS

Prepare each review view

Collapse detail, hide parked work, zoom to a selection, or jump to a named bookmark. The same board can support a working session and a concise update.

06 / PRESERVE

Keep a recoverable record

Automatic local history supports undo and restoration. Checkpoints mark significant moments, while a ZIP export provides a portable backup outside browser storage.

Make the dependencies impossible to miss.

Start with an empty canvas and shape it around the project.

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