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A pinboard is a canvas. You drop images, plans, material shots and product photos onto it, arrange them, label them, and share a link with the client. They comment and approve in their browser; their replies come back to your Inbox.

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What a pinboard is good for

  • Concept boards — the mood, the palette, the direction.
  • Room presentations — plans, elevations and the pieces that go in the room, on one page.
  • Approval rounds — a board the client works through item by item, approving as they go.
A single pinboard can hold several pages, so one document carries a whole presentation: Bedroom — page 1, Bedroom — page 2, Living room.

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Create one

Open a project, go to the Pinboards tab, choose New pinboard and name it. The list shows every pinboard in the project with its image count and creation date.

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The editor

Every control in the toolbar, the page row and the one that appears when you select something is listed in Every control in the editor. Items on the canvas carry small markers: a link marker where a pin is connected to a product in your library, and a comment badge with a count where the client has said something. A pin can be connected to a product record. Once it is, the pin carries the real price, brand and vendor, and the client’s approval can flow straight through to a schedule row.

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Share with the client

Shared produces a link. The client needs no account and nothing to install. They can comment on any item, and approve items. Both come back to you in the Inbox, tagged with the pinboard and the item.

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Next

Build a board with AI

Assign a task to your AI teammate — it drafts the board, images arranged and labelled, all editable.