Plan a launch on Canvas
Canvas lays out one project's tools on a single screen. You run them in order, each result is saved to the project, and the earlier ones ground the later ones.
Set up the project
- Open the Canvas tab.
- Pick your workspace in the left panel. The + beside Workspaces adds another one (Free and Solo have one workspace; Pro and Team can have more).
- Under Projects, type a name in the + New project… box. Choose Launch or campaign or Product, and for a launch you can pick the product it belongs to. Click Create Project. Free and Solo include one project; Pro and Team include up to ten.
- Click the project to open its canvas.
- On the PRD card, click Upload PRD and add a
.txt,.md,.pdfor.docxfile. Canvas has no brief box, so the PRD, the project name and your Brand Box are what each tool works from.
Run the tools
The canvas has two areas.
- Messaging & Personas holds Launch Messaging, Positioning Framework and Buyer Persona. They feed the tools beside them. Click pmmAgent on a node to run it, or Upload doc to use a document you already have.
- Content holds Battle Card, Sales Narrative, Objection Handling, Email Sequence and Demo Script.
The result opens in the right-hand panel, with a Brand used line under it, and the node shows a tick. Every result is saved to the project automatically. Running a node again with rePrompt replaces its saved version.
Click a finished node to reopen its saved briefing. A node tagged PRO is a Pro tool and will not run on Free or Solo.
Take a result to your AI
Each finished node has Copy briefing, Open in Claude → and Open in ChatGPT →. See Take a briefing into Claude, ChatGPT or any AI.
Other things on the page
- The Brand card shows which Brand Box applies to the selected project.
- Trash lists deleted workspaces and projects for 30 days, each with Restore.
- Label settings lets you call workspaces "Clients" and projects "Products".
- In a team workspace, Team history shows the team's briefings, and a Private switch appears if your admin allows private briefings.
- On a phone, the canvas becomes swipeable pages.