Highlights
- Uses an infinite canvas for open-ended brainstorming.
- Places ideas visually instead of in a fixed outline.
- Designed for Linux desktop use as a KDE app.
- Focuses on rough planning and concept mapping.
About this application
Drawy is a Linux brainstorming app for laying out ideas on a free-form canvas. It focuses on quick note-taking with visual structure, so you can place text items where they make sense instead of forcing them into a fixed list or outline. The interface is meant for open-ended thinking, where relationships between notes can be arranged by position rather than by hierarchy.
As a KDE application, Drawy fits into a desktop Linux workflow and is aimed at people who want a simple space for early-stage planning, rough maps, or loose concept work. Its scope is centered on the canvas model; it is not described as a full project manager or a document editor.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.kde.drawy
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