The Atomic Lab blog
Ideas for thinking and planning together, and what’s new in Atomic Lab.
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Comments on the board: feedback right where the work is
Pin a comment to any sticky note or card, bring someone in with @, and resolve it when it’s done. Anyone who can view a board can comment, even on the Free plan.
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From blank board to a task list in a few minutes
A step-by-step walkthrough of starting an Atomic Lab board, getting ideas down on sticky notes, and turning them into a card with a checklist.
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Drawing before signing up: local whiteboards in IndexedDB
Why Atomic Lab lets you draw without an account, and what it took to keep boards in browser storage safe across tabs, the back/forward cache and sign-up.
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Kanban on a whiteboard: columns that stack and snap
Plan the work right next to the thinking. Atomic Lab’s Kanban columns keep cards as tidy as Jira or Notion, while everything around them stays as free as a whiteboard.
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Share a board with anyone, no account needed
Publish any board to the web in one click. People with the link see it live and read-only without signing up, and you can turn the link off whenever you like.
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Speed is a feature: why we built a whiteboard that stays fast
Lag breaks your train of thought. Here’s how Atomic Lab stays smooth with thousands of notes on a board, and why that matters more than another menu of features.
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Start in seconds, keep your data: a whiteboard that respects you
No sign-up wall, no tracking cookies, no adverts. Atomic Lab is free for individuals, and your boards are yours to download or delete whenever you like.