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The canvas is not centered on typing.
It’s for placing and moving cards and adjusting structure. What matters more than input
is changing position and relationship.

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When to use it

Basic interaction is especially useful when:
  • You want to try different arrangements quickly
  • You want to reorder what’s central and what’s not
  • You want to move scenes or characters and see how influence flows
On the canvas you
change position, not sentences.

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Basic actions

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Move cards

Select a card and drag it
to change its position. When position changes,
what feels central and how flow reads change too.

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Create connections

Draw a line from one card to another
to create a relationship. Connections are not decoration;
they express structure.

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Zoom

Use the tools on the right or trackpad/mouse
to zoom in or out. Zoom in for detail;
zoom out for the whole layout.

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Basic flow

  1. Select a card.
  2. Drag to move it.
  3. Draw connections to other cards as needed.
Repeat until the structure feels clear.

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Tips

  • Zoom out first to see the full layout.
  • Put only the main cards in the center so the focus is clear.
  • Place supporting cards a step away so relationships read clearly.
The canvas is not for showing a finished structure;
it’s for testing structure.