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Flowcharts & Diagrams
Draw flowcharts, org charts, process maps and architecture diagrams.
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What works in the preview Everything listed here is built and tested.
- 11 shapes
Rectangle, rounded rectangle, circle, ellipse, decision, process, terminator, document, database, note and container: drag, resize, edit text, colours and borders.
- Connectors that stay attached
Straight, elbow or curved, with arrowheads and labels. Drag a connector’s end to reconnect it; it follows shapes as they move.
- Precise editing
Grid and snap, box selection, align and distribute, group into containers, bring forward or back, copy and paste, keyboard shortcuts, undo and redo.
- Eight templates
Basic flowchart, sales pipeline, customer onboarding, org chart, software architecture, project approval, customer journey and decision tree.
- Export and import
PNG (2×) and SVG images, and the native JSON file to keep a copy or move it to another browser.
- Your documents
New, open, rename, duplicate and delete diagrams. Autosave in this browser with a visible save status.
- Spatial view of the same diagram
One click turns the diagram into a 3D scene: layer groups stack as levels, clusters sit side by side, hierarchies rise. Orbit, zoom, select, edit labels and colours, move shapes and whole groups, collapse groups and fly between them; every change is the same document in 2D, with one undo history.
Preview, not for sale. Documents are saved in your browser only (not synced or backed up; export a JSON copy to keep one). No accounts, sharing or collaboration yet. The spatial view needs WebGL; on phones it is for viewing.