Kanvaz vs mood.site

Kanvaz is an offline reference board for VFX and 3D artists, as well as anyone who collects and connects visual material. Its infinite canvas can hold 3D models, images, GIFs, video, audio, notes, colors, URLs and file pointers. Supported 3D models can be orbited live, viewed in different shading modes and played with animation; previewing .blend files requires Blender. Seven kinds of typed relationships link references, which users can explore as a graph in Map View. A single card can appear on multiple boards, with edits carried across those appearances. An optional MCP Bridge lets Claude Desktop or Claude Code read and change the active board over local IPC, and those changes enter undo history. Kanvaz supports plugins for card types, commands, themes and other features; its maker says creators can sell plugins without a marketplace cut. Boards are stored locally in .kanvaz ZIP containers with embedded assets and SHA-256 integrity hashes. The maker says there are no accounts, telemetry or cloud storage, and network requests are user initiated. Kanvaz is free forever, MIT licensed and available for Linux, macOS and Windows.

mood.site is a visual mood-board application for collecting and sharing images, videos and GIFs. Images can be added by dragging and dropping, pasting or using the plus button. Every board receives a unique ID and edit key; a shared URL without the key provides view-only access. Free boards do not expire, have no general upload-count limit and allow free-user uploads up to 8 MB. Boards synchronize changes across viewers, including images, layouts, settings, captions and ordering. Premium boards add video, multiple layouts, backgrounds, titles, custom URL paths, logo controls, captions, GIFs, private settings and TV Mode. A one-time Premium board costs 7.00 USD. Pro applies premium features to all owned boards with unlimited premium boards, at 12.00 USD monthly or 108.00 USD yearly. Accounts are optional unless subscribing.