Project connectors for IdeaBoard

Pull data from the tools your team already uses into a live MockFlow IdeaBoard. Connect Slack, GitHub, Notion, Jira, Linear, Google Drive, Gmail, Trello or Fathom — then brainstorm the data visually with AI on an infinite whiteboard.

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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

Why connect your tools to IdeaBoard?

Connectors aren't generic integrations — they're brainstorming inputs. Once a source is connected, you can ask the AI on a MockFlow IdeaBoard things like "turn this week's Slack retro channel into an affinity map", "show open GitHub PRs as a kanban", or "diagram my Jira sprint workflow as a flowchart". The result is real components on a live whiteboard — sticky notes, kanbans, mind maps, flowcharts, timelines — not just a wall of text. Connectors are read-only by design, so you bring data into IdeaBoard for visual thinking without writing anything back to the source.

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