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Visual workspace for creative teams to build and manage custom workflows.

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Product memo

Creative professionals use a visual workspace to map out any process, from concept art to film production. Unlike rigid project tools, it allows users to draw their own workflow structures, connect stages freely, and pin any asset directly to the canvas for contextual organization. This flexibility caters to visual thinkers who need to represent complex, non-linear processes.

For who

Creative teams and individuals

Solves what

Visualizing and managing custom workflows with a flexible canvas.

  • Customizable workflow canvas
  • Real-time collaboration
  • Task flow and assignment

In their own words

The visual workspace

for creative work.

Drop nodes. Wire them together. Build workflows that branch, merge, and flow in every direction, not just left to right.

Commercial cues

Pricing snapshot contact only with free tier

Model

contact only

Free tier

Yes

Trial

No

No public pricing tiers captured.

Pricing Strategy

A free tier supports basic use, while teams needing advanced features contact sales for custom pricing.

Key Tactics
  • A free tier encourages individual adoption and product exploration.
  • Visual canvas positions against rigid templates for creative workflows.
  • Custom handles custom requirements.

Operator context

Operating setup

Founded

May 2026

Platform

Web app

Audience

Creators

Tech stack

PostgreSQL

Builder Strategy

Strategy Type
Niche Specialist
Stage
Pre Revenue
Effort
Small Team
About Planora Expand

Planora provides a visual workspace for creative teams and individuals to build and manage custom workflows. It helps users visualize and manage processes, from concept art to film production, with a flexible canvas.

Unlike rigid project tools, it allows users to draw their own workflow structures, connect stages freely, and pin any asset directly to the canvas for contextual organization. This caters to visual thinkers who need to represent complex, non-linear processes without being forced into predefined structures.