Canvas

Most of the work Numa does happens out of sight — a window opened in the background, a task run while you are looking elsewhere. The Canvas is the opposite: a place you both can see. A flat, infinite surface for notes, tables, frames, and the occasional half-formed idea, where you and Numa work side by side instead of in turns.

You can drop a sticky and ask Numa to fill the rest. It reads the board, adds what it understood, and leaves it where you can move it. When it runs an agent for you, the agent's live screen sits on the Canvas as a small window — you watch the work without it taking over yours.

What it holds

• Stickies, text, shapes, frames, tables, and slides — arranged freely, snapped when you want.
• A director mode where Numa places nodes directly, so a request becomes a board, not a wall of text.
• Live agent windows, embedded — the work happens in view, never behind your back.

It is the most un-Numa thing we have built — loud, visual, spread out — and it turned out to be the place the quiet work finally became legible.