Live Apps bring focused collaboration and creative tools into the spaces where people already plan, discuss, and review their work. Use this guide to choose the right workspace, understand what will be saved, and continue into a practical walkthrough.
Start Here
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Live Apps - Compare all six creative workspaces, learn the shared explorer-to-editor pattern, and understand the important difference between a file entry and saved editor content.
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Find, Create, and Open Live App Files - Start in the right space area, browse or create an item, check access, and confirm what can return after you leave.
Work On A Persistent Collaborative Board
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Whiteboards - Create a space-connected visual board, combine diagrams with real workspace references, collaborate live, keep discussion beside the canvas, and reopen the result later.
Run A Structured Team Reflection
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Retrospectives - Gather attributable feedback, discuss themes, acknowledge useful points, record action items, and reopen the board with its linked context intact.
Choose a Creative Workspace
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Canvas - Build layered artwork with painting, text, shapes, selections, effects, saved project state, and meeting access.
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Blueprints - Create saved CAD-lite sketches, preview simple solids, inspect technical intent, and export a model-linked SVG drawing.
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MathPad - Author structured formulas visually, inspect their meaning, produce accessible output, and copy several portable formats.
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Poly - Arrange and inspect a local 3D scene with objects, hierarchy, transforms, materials, camera controls, and partial GLTF exchange.
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Layouts - Sketch measured rooms, walls, openings, labels, and notes in a lightweight 2D planning session.
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Frames - Assemble and review an early local video sequence with timeline tools, captions, audio controls, and meeting-stage access.
The Apps launcher keeps all six creative workspaces together in the wider Visual Space app grid.
Create, Edit, and Preserve the Result
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Create, Save, and Reopen Canvas Artwork - Build a small layered composition, confirm autosave, keep an optional .vscanvas copy, and verify the restored project.
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Sketch, Model, and Review a Blueprint - Move from an empty sketch through dimensions, a preview body, inspection, SVG drawing export, review, and reopen verification.
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Build and Export a Formula - Create a structured expression, inspect it, choose the right export, and preserve a checked copy before the MathPad session ends.
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Build and Export a Poly Scene - Arrange a local 3D scene, review its history, export supported content, and check what the partial .gltf left out.
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Draw and Export a Layout - Create a measured plan, use snapping and selection tools, and verify a PNG before the session-only geometry disappears.
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Assemble a Local Video Draft - Explore a Frames sequence in one uninterrupted session and keep its important decisions outside the editor before leaving.
Work Together in Meetings
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Use Canvas in a Meeting - Open or create a Canvas on an activity meeting stage, coordinate one active editor, and leave after its saved state settles.
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Use Frames in a Meeting - Put a Frames project on an activity meeting stage while keeping its local editing and project-switch boundaries clear.
Publish and Place Work Carefully
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Publish a Layout Safely - Export the visible plan first, then make the one-way publication decision without mistaking Publish for Save.
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Add a MathPad Formula to an Article - Use the current block-formula insertion preview and verify exactly what the article stored before sharing it.