Novastart calls itself an infinite canvas OS: every app and file becomes a window on one endless zoomable surface, and — the 2026 twist — your AI agents work on the canvas alongside you, visible like colleagues at desks rather than hidden in a chat sidebar. Zoom out, see everything; zoom in, work. Team collaboration rides the same surface.
The spatial pitch has history (remember Muse, and every FigJam board that became a junk drawer), but agents give it a fresh reason to exist: when software does work for you, “where do I watch it work?” becomes a real interface question, and a canvas is a more legible answer than seventeen chat threads.
What it costs
There’s a pricing tier structure behind the demo; the site leads with the demo rather than the invoice, so take the tour first and check current plans on their pricing page.
What we can’t tell you
Whether the canvas stays legible at real scale. Every infinite canvas is tidy in the demo and archaeology after three months of actual use. The test that matters: load it with a genuine project’s worth of files and two running agents, leave for a week, and see whether returning feels like a workspace or a crime scene.
The details
| What it is | Infinite-canvas workspace where apps, files, teammates and AI agents share one surface |
| Price | Demo-first; plans on their pricing page |
| Best for | Visual thinkers running agents who want to see the work, not scroll for it |
| Think twice if | Your team already fights over tidiness in shared boards — infinity won’t help |
