Zoom integration preview

Put the shared model inside the call.

Clarimind is proving a separately released Zoom surface for account-owned Canvases and Atlases. When that integration is enabled, the room can orient around one evolving structure and continue from it after the meeting.

The browser-local Canvas trial does not include meeting integration, sharing, collaboration, or AI. Zoom availability is controlled separately from account plans.

Illustrative two-person video meeting with a real Clarimind Atlas in the shared presentation area
Illustrative collaboration scene; this image is not a literal platform screenshot.

A collaboration surface, not another meeting artefact

Clarimind does not need to turn the call itself into the product. It gives participants one durable visual model to work around together.

Connect the meeting

The host connects Zoom, chooses a Canvas or Atlas, and starts the shared Clarimind experience.

Work in Collaborate Mode

Participants can join the shared surface and follow live presence, pointers, moves, and permitted edits.

Continue in Clarimind

The map keeps its history, structure, access controls, and place in the wider workspace after the call.

From one call to the whole system

Keep the room focused without losing the context.

Use a Path to light up the journey under discussion. Keep the wider Atlas close enough to answer dependency questions without forcing everyone to stare at the entire graph.

Explore Atlas and Paths

Guest participation

Meeting participants can enter the shared collaboration flow without first navigating a separate Clarimind workspace.

Host control

The host selects the model and retains the established Clarimind access and AI policy boundaries.

Live convergence

Pointers, dragging, and graph changes converge around one authoritative Canvas.

Persistent context

The same Canvas can be reopened on the web, shared deliberately, or composed into an Atlas.

Make the next Zoom call part of the model.

Start with one process, architecture review, discovery session, or decision that needs a shared shape.