Drop in anything. The board knows what it is.

naja.vision is a digital moodboard app that feels as natural as having your references in your hands.

You paste or drop references onto one loose board and move them around freely, the way you would spread things out on a table. Nothing needs a folder, a label or a fixed grid first.

From there you shape them into a direction you can build from, alone or together with your team and clients. Most moodboard makers are built for a pretty collage. naja.vision is built for deciding.

Anyone who has to decide how something should look, sound or feel.

That includes interior designers, architects, game developers, filmmakers, small studios and students: people whose work starts with a pile of references and has to end in one clear direction.

Personal projects are just as welcome, whether that is a new home, a trip or the year ahead.

For some of what you use Pinterest for, yes.

Pinterest is a good place to find references. naja.vision is where you work with them: arranging, comparing and deciding what they mean for your project.

There are no ads, no feed and no recommendations pulling you somewhere else, and your boards stay private unless you share them.

Yes, if what you need is one private board for finding a direction.

PureRef keeps reference images on your desktop, and Milanote organizes whole creative projects. Both are good at what they do.

naja.vision is a moodboard in the browser that sits between the two. The board knows what you paste, feels natural to move around in and can be shared with the people you work with, so nothing stands between you and the direction you are looking for.

Whatever your references are.

Photos, artwork, video, sound, colors, links, notes and quotes. Each lands as its own kind of card, loose on the board and ready to be moved.

Nothing has to be converted or sorted before it goes in. If it caught your eye, it belongs on the board.

By looking at what the thing is, not by guessing what it means.

An image file, a hex code, a web address and a line of text each have a clear format. The board recognizes that format and turns each one into the matching card, so a hex code becomes a color and a link becomes a card for that page.

Nothing you add is sent to an AI model. Finding the meaning is up to you. The board just keeps things out of your way.

Yes. Boards can be shared with clients and worked on together, live.

Send a board to a client to look at, or give your team or a client edit access. A client can open the link and answer on the cards, no account needed. Everyone works on the same board at the same time.

You see each other's cursors move and every change as it happens, the way you would around one table.

No.

There are no AI features. The board recognizes what you paste by its format, not with AI.

Nothing you add is used to train machine-learning models, not by naja.vision and not by any service naja.vision uses. Your boards are your work, not a dataset.

Only to count visits, and never in a way that identifies you.

The site uses Fathom Analytics, which counts page views without cookies and without storing anything that identifies you. It shows how many people visited and which pages they read, and nothing more.

There are no ads or tracking pixels, so there is no cookie banner, and nobody asks you to share your details with hundreds of ad partners. The privacy policy has the details.

It is stored so you can hear when naja.vision opens, and for nothing else.

Your email is not shared or sold. Emails to the list are rare, only about naja.vision, and nothing records whether you open them.

You can have your details deleted whenever you like, and every email has a link to leave the list. The privacy policy has the details.

No date has been set.

People on the waiting list hear first, before the opening is announced anywhere else.

Pricing is being worked out.

The price will be simple and fair, and the waiting list hears about it before anyone else.