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Project connectors for your board.

Pull data from Slack, GitHub, Notion, Jira, Linear, Google Drive, Gmail, Trello or Fathom into a live board, then brainstorm it visually with AI.

Read only by design · nothing is written back to the source

Pick a source to bring in.

Each connector shows what you can make with it.

Trello

Visualize boards as mind maps and kanbans

What you can do
  • Show my Trello board as a kanban
  • List overdue Trello cards as a todo
  • Turn all Trello cards in "Backlog" into a mind map
  • Diagram the movement of cards across my Trello lists as a flowchart

Jira

Map sprints, epics, and blockers visually

What you can do
  • Show my current Jira sprint as a kanban
  • List blocked Jira issues as a todo
  • Turn all open Jira epics into a mind map
  • Diagram my Jira sprint workflow states as a flowchart

Linear

See your sprint and backlog as mind maps

What you can do
  • Show my current Linear sprint as a kanban
  • Turn my Linear backlog into a mind map by project
  • Make a todo list of Linear issues assigned to me
  • Diagram my Linear cycle workflow as a flowchart

Asana

Map projects, tasks, and goals as visual boards

What you can do
  • Show my Asana project as a kanban
  • Turn my Asana backlog into a mind map
  • List overdue Asana tasks as a todo
  • Diagram my Asana team's workflow as a swimlane

Turn your data into something you can see.

Connectors are brainstorming inputs. Ask the AI on your MockFlow board and get real components back, not a wall of text.

Slack retro to affinity map

"Turn this week's Slack retro channel into an affinity map."

GitHub PRs to kanban

"Show open GitHub PRs as a kanban."

Jira sprint to flowchart

"Diagram my Jira sprint workflow as a flowchart."

Get started

Connect your first source.

Sticky notes, kanbans, mind maps, flowcharts and timelines, built from the data you already have.

Read only

Connectors only read from your tools. You bring data onto the board for visual thinking, and nothing is written back to the source.

MCPBrainstorm with MockFlow MCP

Add MockFlow as an MCP connector in Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI assistant to generate flowcharts, mindmaps, architecture diagrams, and 16 types of visualizations.

Desktop App MCP Powerful
CLI Web MCP Developer
Loginless Web MCP Easiest

Built into the MockFlow Desktop App. AI creates visuals directly on your open canvas — no URLs, no waiting.

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Open Desktop App → open a MockFlow project
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In Claude Code / Cursor, run:
claude mcp add --transport http -s user mockflow-ideaboard http://localhost:21193/mcp
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Ask: "Create a flowchart for..."

Best for: Designers, product teams, daily MockFlow users.

Download Desktop App →

Install from npm, log in via browser (OAuth), and boards are saved to your MockFlow account.

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npm install -g @mockflow/ideaboard-mcp
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mockflow-ideaboard-mcp login
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mockflow-ideaboard-mcp

Best for: Developers using Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code Copilot.

npm Package →

Add MockFlow as a connector in Claude.ai or ChatGPT. No installation, no account required. A new board is created and you get a shareable URL.

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Open Claude.ai → Settings → Connectors
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Paste this URL: https://app.mockflow.com/ideaboard/mcp
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Ask Claude to create a flowchart — done!

Best for: Managers, marketers, anyone using Claude.ai or ChatGPT in the browser.

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