Snap a photo of any physical whiteboard. Reboardly rebuilds it as editable shapes, sticky notes, text, and connectors inside Miro — with spelling suggestions you can review before adding the result.
No tracing. No retyping. No squinting at someone’s handwriting from across the room.
Photo from your phone, or pick an image already on your Miro canvas.
Sticky notes, text, shapes, frames, and arrows — recreated as native Miro objects.
Detected typos are shown side-by-side. Accept suggestions, keep originals, or decide in bulk.
Drop the finished board onto your canvas. Keep iterating like it was always digital.
When spelling review is enabled, likely mistakes are surfaced in a list you control — accept what looks right, keep what was intentional, then add the result when you are ready.
Reboardly only flags clear typos. Brand names, jargon, and shorthand stay untouched.
See every suggestion side-by-side with the original. Accept all, keep all, or pick.
Nothing lands on your Miro board until you say so. The before-state stays intact.
Rebuilt as real Miro stickies and text blocks — with original color when we can read it.
Boxes, rounded rects, ellipses, and grouped frames are recreated as editable shapes.
Lines and arrows between elements come back as native Miro connectors you can re-route.
Original geometry, more spacing, or auto-aligned — pick the cleanup level per board.
When a clear hierarchy is detected, Reboardly can render it as a real Miro mindmap node tree.
Sketches and photos can be preserved as image objects when they are detected as visual regions.
Reboardly understands more than plain text. It looks for board structure so the result can be useful immediately, from tagged task walls to native mind maps.
For lane-based boards, Reboardly can rebuild sticky notes and automatically attach useful tags such as status and visible owner names when the pattern is clear.
When mindmap output is selected, Reboardly can preserve the branching structure as real Miro mindmap elements instead of flattening it into loose boxes.
We’re refining Reboardly with real teams. While we do, every account gets up to 30 processing requests per fixed 24-hour quota window — enough to run a workshop, a retro, and a planning session in the same afternoon.