Before the meeting
The host selects the relevant Canvas or Atlas and controls who can enter the shared meeting surface.
Microsoft Teams integration preview
Keep the shape of the discussion.
Clarimind is proving a separately released Teams surface for account-owned Canvases and Atlases. When that integration is enabled, participants can work around the same map during a meeting and continue from the durable structure afterwards.
The browser-local Canvas trial does not include meeting integration, sharing, collaboration, or AI. Teams availability is controlled separately from account plans.
One map before, during, and after the call
The meeting becomes an active point in a longer-lived model, not a transcript that has to be reconstructed later.
During the meeting
Participants see the same map, follow presence and pointers, and work with live moves and edits as permissions allow.
After the meeting
The authoritative Canvas remains in Clarimind with its decisions, dependencies, risks, and open questions connected.
From meeting to organisational model
Let each discussion update the wider picture.
A meeting Canvas can join an Atlas alongside maps from other teams, source reviews, or earlier calls. Paths then expose how a process crosses those boundaries.
See Atlas and PathsShared presence
See where other participants are working without turning the Canvas into a separate screen-share.
Visible authority
Host-selected access and participant roles keep meeting collaboration deliberate.
Inspectable AI
Gee works visibly on Canvas objects; people can correct, undo, rename, reconnect, or remove the result.
Durable continuation
Reopen the same model on the web, in another call, or as part of a composed Atlas.
Give the meeting somewhere to continue.
Bring one real project, process, or technical walkthrough and make its structure visible to the room.