Boords Features

Ability to access documents via a web interface without a client being installed on a device.

Allows multiple users to edit a single document.

Allows users to discus and edit script within the system.

Regulate who can view information within the system

Pre-designed layouts that can be customized to match preferences and requirements

Allows users to easily organize story structure with plot points.

Changing the content elements and on-page style of a script such as heading, characters, dialogues, shots etc.

Allows users to export doc into pdf format.

Sequences multiple frames or panels to visually represent a narrative or concept

Accepts text-based inputs like scene descriptions, prompts, or full scripts to drive storyboard creation

Provides annotation tools like dialogue, camera direction, or scene notes per frame

Simulates camera angles, movements, and lens effects within scenes

Supports editing visuals, captions, and ordering for iterative storytelling

Allows selection of styles like sketch, anime, comic, or realism for output visuals

Exports storyboards in formats like grids, timelines, or slide decks for sharing

Enables multiple users to edit and comment on storyboards in real-time

Supports exporting storyboards and related assets to both production tools (e.g., Final Draft, Adobe, Unreal Engine) and presentation platforms (e.g., PowerPoint, Google Slides, video editors) to streamline end-to-end workflows

Integrates with external platforms like Figma, Miro, or Slack

Accesses pre-built libraries of characters, props, and backgrounds to accelerate visual creation and maintain consistency

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Ability to break down and plan multi-step processes

Improves performance based on feedback and experience

Engages in human-like conversation for task delegation

Manage and support multiple languages

Leave comments and notes on documents for others to view

A virtual assistant that uses AI to pursue goals and complete tasks on behalf of users

Turns text into natural sounding speech

Data is backed up automatically to prevent data loss

What You See Is What You Get is a no-code tool that allows users to create and edit content using a visual interface

Reporting on how each user, task or process has advanced since its initiation

Automatically saves entered text/data

Ability of websites, web applications, or mobile applications to function without an active internet connection

Public or private sharing of digital files such as documents, audio/video, images, and more

Create, design, and visually represent processes within the software

Move and rearrange scenes as per requirement

Track what was updated, who made the changes, compare two revisions, and revert or perform another revision

Attach digital tags to documents and assets for identification, search, or monitoring purposes

Plan and coordinate all the resources, costs and time needed to execute assignments

Access software remotely via mobile devices

Assemble applications and processes by dragging over and arranging pre-built components

Supports multiple file formats, such as Doc, Docx, PDF, HTML, etc.

Convert other file formats to and from PDF.

Import and export data to and from software applications

Track revisions and updates made to files and navigate between different versions

Input different types of content and edit text formats, fonts, font sizes, and colors

Automatically populating fields or sections within a form

Receive system updates as soon as any changes are made

Synchronizing data between two or more devices/systems and automatically updating changes to maintain consistency

Provides a channel for team members to share media files, communicate, and work together

Addition of necessary external data, applications, tools, or features

Use AI to generate content in the form of text, images, videos, etc.