Launch a new idea
Give the first question a place to grow.
Local-first visual planning
Give your ideas room to connect.
Skeleton is an infinite canvas for planning ideas, projects, systems, and workflows. Place thoughts where they make sense, draw the relationships between them, and open up the detail without losing sight of the whole.
No account required. Your work stays in this browser by default.
When the work is not linear
Lists keep order. They do not always show meaning.
The first shape of an idea is rarely a checklist. A research question leads to an exception. A product decision affects a system. A lesson depends on a concept that sits three steps away. When the relationships matter, a document can make the work feel smaller than it is.
Skeleton gives the work a surface where distance, hierarchy, and connection can all stay visible.
Spatial freedom
Put the important things next to each other.
Move cards, notes, and connections until the map reflects how you understand the work—not how a preset tool expects you to arrange it.
Nested detail
Go deeper without starting over.
Turn a card into a child canvas when it needs more room. Expand it in place to explore the detail, then return to the larger shape of the idea.
Local-first ownership
Begin without handing over your work.
Skeleton stores work in the current browser by default. There is no sign-in gate between you and a blank canvas, and you can export a complete project or a canvas image when you need to take it elsewhere.
Make room for the question at hand
The canvas changes shape with the work.
Use Skeleton to make sense of an idea, research a subject, shape a strategy, sketch a system, design a learning path, or work through a complex decision.
Make space for the work
Start with the shape of the idea.
Open a clean canvas and let the structure emerge. No account, no prescribed workflow, and no need to make the idea smaller before you can begin.