Ask the board what it knows
Wovea's AI works alongside you rather than taking over. It reads what you've gathered and what you've said about it, then helps you see the shape — but every change is one you accept.
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It reads the whole board
Not just the images. The AI assembles your notes, the types you've tagged cards with, and the connections you've drawn between them — so it can talk about the argument the board is making, not only its contents.
This is why the shaping work pays off. A board of untagged, unconnected photos gives the AI photos to describe. A board with your thinking on it gives it something to think about.
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Ask it something real
Open the chat and ask what the through-line is, what's missing, or what you're actually arguing. It answers against this board, citing the cards and collections it drew from.
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It offers, you decide
Suggestions arrive as prompts — these three cards share a theme, want to connect these two — that you accept or dismiss. Nothing is silently rearranged, and your layout is never overwritten.
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Brainstorm a batch of cards
Ask for a brainstorm and it proposes a set of new cards based on what's already there, grouped into their own collection rather than scattered across the canvas.
Every card from one brainstorm shares a run, so if the batch isn't a fit, undo removes all of it at once — no hunting for strays.
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Get help with the writing
In the editor, ask it to draft from your research, continue a paragraph, expand a thought or rewrite a passage in a different tone. It pulls context from the board the document sits on.
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Know what it never does
Your boards, files and writing are never used to train models. AI runs on your content to serve you in the moment, and nothing else — and any board can have AI switched off entirely.
Where to go from here
Quick answers
All questions →Wovea's AI works alongside you rather than taking over. It reads what's on a board, suggests themes and moods, spots connections between cards, and helps you draft, expand or rewrite in the editor — all without leaving your flow.
It offers, you decide. The AI surfaces suggestions — “these three cards share a theme,” “want to connect these two?” — as gentle prompts you can accept or dismiss. Your board is never rearranged without your say-so.
Yes. In the editor you can ask AI to draft from your research, continue a paragraph, expand a thought or rewrite a passage in a different tone. It pulls context from your board so suggestions are grounded in your material, not generic.
No. Your boards, files and writing are never used to train models. AI features run on your content only to serve you in the moment — see Privacy & data below.
Yes. Ask for a brainstorm on a board and AI proposes a batch of new cards, grouped into their own collection, based on what's already there. If the batch isn't a fit, one undo removes everything that run added — cleanly, with nothing left behind.
Ask your own board something
It's free to start. Put a handful of references down, write why they're there, and see what it makes of them.
Start a boardLast updated August 2026 · Gather, shape, publish.