From intent to artifact
Start with a rough frame, shape it exactly how you want, then use Prisms to refract it into new outputs without leaving the canvas.
Freeform Realtime Transformable
brainy design ecosystem
doma is the
freeform surface
for live work
DOMA gives everyone a familiar, living space to organize and understand work in real time. Ideas become flexible objects on canvas, so you can shape them manually when precision matters and move at speed when momentum matters.
speed without friction
Create at the speed of thought
Collaboration is live by default, so teams can shape ideas together without waiting on handoffs.object model
Frames now, more objects coming
Today the canvas is frame-native; text and drawing objects are next so ideas can stay flexible.prisms
Refract one idea into many forms
Prisms transform a source object into new outputs instantly so iteration and delivery stay in sync.how it works
Organize. Shape. Refract.
Work starts as intent. In DOMA, intent becomes a live object you can arrange, edit, and transform with collaborators without leaving the canvas.
Place ideas as objects on canvas
Capture context in one living space. Work stays visible and spatial so teams can reason together before locking into final structure.
Refine directly with real-time collaboration
Designers, writers, and engineers shape the same object at once. No duplicate versions. No handoff lag.
Use Prisms to transform instantly
Prisms convert one source intent into new forms so iteration, alignment, and delivery stay tightly connected.
platform status
Built for where you are now, designed for where you are going.
The current release is frame-first. Upcoming releases add richer object types and deeper Prism workflows.
Web Frames on a collaborative canvas
Teams can create, position, and evolve frame-based ideas in real time while maintaining shared context.
Start in DOMAText and drawing object types
New object primitives will let teams express intent more naturally before committing to final output.
Track roadmapWhy this architecture
Follow product and engineering notes for the operation-first collaboration model powering DOMA and Prisms.
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