What's new in CardBoard, month by month.
CardBoard has a dark theme now. You can also @mention Claude on a card and get proposals back in the thread, and Linear, Trello, and Shortcut all sync both ways. For workspaces that need it, there's two-factor auth, an audit log, and retention controls.
Read the notesDraw a loop to group cards, a rebuilt Jira integration with true two-way sync, mind maps with Mermaid import, and AI assistants that can search your whole workspace.
Read the notesBoards now start from a sentence about your work, cards carry a real status, and AI assistants can move, delete, and flesh out cards — not just create them.
Read the notesAI proposal review came together, cards went Markdown-native, and a new dashboard arrived.
Read the notesA top-to-bottom visual refresh, new tree and sitemap board types, and the first AI-proposed cards.
Read the notesBoards became far more expressive — map archetypes, outcomes, and a Markdown editing drawer all landed.
Read the notesReactions replaced voting, two more trackers joined, and the canvas got a major performance overhaul.
Read the notesA focused month on integration reliability and card editing polish.
Read the notesA redesigned card details modal, parent/child card links, and a new canvas toolbar headlined the month.
Read the notesBilling got safety rails, Azure DevOps gained shared saved queries, and the canvas picked up several quality-of-life fixes.
Read the notesA landmark month for real-time collaboration: live cursors, presence, stickers, checklists, and comments all came together, alongside a clearer roles model.
Read the notesGuest sharing, folders, and PDF export got real attention, and Azure DevOps sync became dramatically more dependable.
Read the notesTwo-way Azure DevOps sync matured, folders arrived for organizing boards, and billing moved to a workspace model.
Read the notesSharing, card details, and live collaboration got more polished and reliable.
Read the notesA refresh of everyday board actions, plus a redesigned way to share.
Read the notesThe foundation for connecting CardBoard to your existing trackers landed this month, starting with Azure DevOps.
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