01 — What's inside

Pin it.
Say why.

The Slop Brand moodboard in Slop Cloud: Dollop pictures and paint still lifes in two frames, the brand colours as swatches, the tagline in display type, sticky notes and an HTML snippet drawn live
The Slop Brand board: pictures, colours, type, notes and code on one canvas.

An endless canvas

Pan and zoom, arrange freely, group things in frames, draw, and join things with lines and arrows that hold on. Undo, redo, and copy between boards.

Paste anything

Pictures and files from any app, links that turn into cards, YouTube and Vimeo that play in place, colours and whole palettes, typefaces, sound and video.

Code that draws

Paste HTML, CSS, SVG or JavaScript and see what it draws, in a sandbox that loads nothing from anywhere. Scripts run only when you press play.

Notes on everything

Every picture, colour and card carries Markdown notes: why it is here, what to take from it, what to stay away from. That is the part the machines read.

Together, live

What the rest of the workspace and its agents change shows up on your screen as it happens, without reloading.

For a client

With Client Hub, a board can be for a client or a project. Their page shows it, and their AI brief names it.

02 — With your agent

Show, don’t tell.
The agent sees it.

Give your agent Moodboards and it reads a board as Markdown, frame by frame with every note, and looks at the pictures themselves.

It can add to a board too: references by address, notes, colours, code and frames, arranged where you asked, and it removes only what you asked it to. Reading and adding are two permissions you give or keep.

Connect one from the Agents page of your workspace. How agents fit in.

Things to ask it

  • Look at the brand board and tell me what the new hero image is missing.
  • Start a board for the spring campaign with these five references and a note on each.
  • Add the palette from the brand guidelines as colours.

Feed us
a brief.

A Kempu team with a brand, a site or a launch on the way? Tell us what it is and when it needs to exist. Outside Kempu, with an idea that stretches us? We’d love to hear it. The robots are hungry.

Dollop, the little Slop robot, on top of a rickety wooden stepladder, tenderly spoon-feeding orange jelly to a marble bust of David