For founders
Your week, on a sticky-note wall
Ship the MVP. Talk to five users. Fix onboarding. Your week as sticky notes on every new tab, so the important things do not get buried under Slack and email.
Why founders use it
- The week at a glance. Every new tab shows what matters this week, between the inbox, the dashboard and the docs.
- Lighter than a personal FigJam or Trello board. No canvas to arrange, no workspace to manage. Three columns and go.
- Share with a co-founder. Invite them by email and you both see changes live.
- Publish a public roadmap. Turn a board into a public link, and optionally let visitors add notes as a simple feedback wall.
- Sketch the idea. A pen and shapes for the flow you are trying to explain, right on a note.
- On every screen. Chrome new tab, the web, a Mac menu-bar app, and your phone's home screen.
A weekly board that works
| Column | What goes there |
|---|---|
| To do | This week's outcomes, not every task. "5 user calls", not "email Sam". |
| Doing | One or two things. If everything is in progress, nothing is. |
| Done | Your Friday update, already written. |
What people say
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I have a personal FigJam board that I use for this exact use case. Always wondered why no one built a dedicated app for something like this.
varun-1-, r/ProductivityApps -
The low-friction shared view beats juggling chats and docs every time.
firstsign_ai, r/ProductivityApps -
If Trello had a sticky notes skin, this would be it.
PROfil_Official, r/ProductivityApps
This week's priorities, on every new tab. Free.
Add Stickyboard to Chrome or try it on the web, no signup →Questions
Can I share a board with a co-founder?
Yes. Invite them to a board by email from share / manage access. Changes show up live for both of you, no refresh needed.
Can I publish a public roadmap?
Yes. Publish any board to a public link. You can also let visitors add notes, which works as a simple idea or feedback wall, and unpublish at any time.
Is it free?
Yes. Stickyboard is free on the web, as a Chrome extension and as a Mac app.