Real-time collaboration

Live cursors

Live cursors are the simplest way to feel where a team is working. As teammates move around the canvas, you see their cursors in real time - so you know who is looking at which node and can avoid duplicating work or colliding on the same element.

That visibility carries a surprising amount of coordination on its own. When you can see a teammate parked on the requirements cluster, you naturally pick up something else; when several cursors converge on one node, you know that is where the attention is. The presence of other people becomes part of the workspace rather than something you have to ask about in a separate chat.

Staying in sync

• Edits appear for everyone in real time, so the canvas is always current.
• Live cursors make each person's focus visible at a glance.
• The same project works whether one person or a whole team is on it.

Working well as a team

Real-time editing removes the mechanics of collaboration, but a shared canvas still benefits from shared conventions. Agree on what the regions of the canvas mean, keep each person's active work in its own area, and use Q&A nodes to capture decisions where the whole team can see them. The canvas then doubles as a record of how the group is thinking, not just what it has produced.