Organize design inspiration for your next project
Create one collection for each project or decision. SocialBoard is free and ad-free: bring visual references, product links, videos and your own photos together from different sites, then share the collection with the people helping you choose.
- Free
- Ad-free
- Multiple collections
Build a collection around one design decision
- Name the decision: Living room lighting, rather than Inspiration.
- Save a reference, two product links and a photo of your space together.
- Compare fit, dimensions, color and price; keep a small shortlist.
A useful collection answers a specific question
Living room lighting names a decision. Beautiful interiors names an enormous subject. Start with the room, project or choice you need to make so each new reference has a purpose.
The same project may include a reel, a product page and a photo of your own space. SocialBoard brings those different sources together, where they can help with one decision.
Keep projects separate, and share the useful context
Create multiple collections for lighting, a kitchen update, a graphic project or a future studio. Save links from social platforms and other websites alongside your photos and videos.
Share the relevant collection with a partner or collaborator, so they can see the reference and the practical option together. SocialBoard is free and ad-free, keeping your saved inspiration at the center of the app.
Pros and cons
Use SocialBoard to gather and share references before deciding what to make or buy.
Pros
- Mixed-source inspiration, product links and your project photos in one collection.
- Multiple free, ad-free collections with search and sharing.
Cons
- A collection is a reference space, not a design editor or measurement tool.
- Product prices, dimensions and availability still need checking at the source.
Example: a warmer reading corner
Save a lighting reel, two lamp product pages, a photo of your room and a layout reference to Reading corner. Each item helps answer a different part of the same question.
Compare the references with the actual space, dimensions and budget. Share the shortlist with whoever is helping you decide, then keep the items that support the direction you choose.