labre brings your strategic thinking into one space: a whiteboard and a document for the same object — and an assistant that draws with you. Sketch it yourself, or describe it and watch the map take shape.
Generously free · No lock-in, export anytime
The frameworks
labre speaks the visual languages you already use. Pick a framework and start mapping — each one is a first-class citizen of the canvas.
What labre does
A library for strategic documentation — neither a wiki nor a project manager. Draw, ask, document, find, without switching tools.
Maps, models and processes on an infinite whiteboard. Every component becomes a documentable card, one click away from the canvas.
Describe the map you need — the assistant draws it on the whiteboard, shape by shape, and remembers the conversation.
The same map in Document mode: a rich editor, an always-visible property bar, custom fields at will. Properties are content, not a setting.
A faceted collection, free nesting at any depth, and ⌘K search to find any map by name or facet. Nothing gets lost.
The second drawing mode
The assistant works on the same whiteboard as you: it places shapes, writes labels, links components — real elements you can edit, not a picture. Scoped to your maps, nothing else.
Draw a value chain for online payments.
Here is a first map: customer, checkout, gateway, fraud check. Want the fraud check pushed toward commodity?
Yes — and add a settlement component.
drawn by the assistant, still yours to edit
One object, two faces
Switch from one face to the other without ever duplicating: the map you draw and the text that tells its story are one and the same.
sketched in a meeting, published the same evening
Built in the open
Every framework labre draws comes from an open-source editor library — a fork of BlockSuite. The community that maps strategy doesn't just use it; it shapes the notations themselves.
Every framework on the canvas is a block in our open editor library — a fork of BlockSuite, under MPL-2.0. Add a new notation, fix a behaviour or extend an existing one by pull request, reviewed in the open.
Contribute a frameworkCreate your account and draw your first map in under a minute. No lock-in — export your work and leave whenever you want.