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Wondershare Edraw sells a head start on the blank page
A floor plan, a hiring process, a factory bottleneck: Edraw puts them in the same drawing toolbox. Its bet is that the hardest part of explaining an idea is getting the first useful version onto the page.
Involve makes the video call fit the hospital
A working camera is only the beginning. Involve Visual Collaboration builds the rooms, waiting rooms and support services that let healthcare teams get on with the appointment.
Lucid Turned a $100 Ad Bet Into Corporate America’s Shared Brain
Lucid began with a rough browser prototype and about $100 in ads. Now its diagrams, whiteboards, and roadmaps sit inside the workflows of 99% of the Fortune 500 - and the next bet is turning all that visual context into fuel for AI.
Figma
Figma won by turning interface design into a shared room. Now the public company is trying to make that room the place where ideas, code, AI and the people with opinions about all three finally meet.
iObeya
iObeya is a French enterprise SaaS company that digitizes the Obeya - the Lean 'big room' where teams manage strategy and operations visually. Its Digital Obeya Platform recreates the paper-on-the-wall experience of physical war rooms as connected virtual boards, letting multisite and hybrid teams run Lean rituals, Agile ceremonies, KPI reviews and problem-solving in real time. Founded in 2011 out of work with PSA (now Stellantis), iObeya is used by large industrial and regulated organizations such as Airbus, Thales, Sanofi and Schneider Electric to align leadership and frontline teams and accelerate decision-making.
Mural
Mural is the AI-powered visual workspace where distributed teams run workshops, map ideas, and make decisions together. Born in Buenos Aires in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company powers visual collaboration for most of the Fortune 100, including IBM, Atlassian, Intuit, and Autodesk.