Mooseboard vs Soleil Clusters

Mooseboard is a visual workspace for collecting inspiration and organizing ideas on canvases. Users can drag images from the web, drop screenshots, and add links or files. Boards also hold connected notes, lists, and action items. Invited collaborators can add inspiration, leave feedback, and work together in real time. AI tools can generate variations, provide feedback, create text, and explore creative directions. From a phone, users can capture photos, add notes, rearrange boards, and share without installing an app. The service is available on the web and through a Chrome extension, and is presented for individual creatives plus design, product, and marketing teams. The Free plan costs nothing and includes three private boards, 10 AI credits monthly, 100MB storage, one collaborator per private board, and one external collaboration board. Pro is listed at $5.50 a year, billed annually; Enterprise is $6.90 a year, billed annually, from 10 seats. Uploaded images must be smaller than 25MB.

Soleil Clusters is a visual workspace for film, photo, design, and brand teams to collect references, storyboards, shot lists, scripts, and schedules. Shared boards, called clusters, use an infinite canvas with live cursors, comments, and presence. Built-in documents let users write briefs beside the canvas, while tags gather references and a relationship graph connects cards and boards. Boards are private by default; users can invite collaborators or share a view-only public link that does not require an account to open. Images, video, audio, and PDFs become cards with viewers or players, while other files become downloadable cards. Clusters offers a REST API and an MCP server, with OAuth or personal access tokens for integrations. The free plan includes 50 cards, unlimited clusters and collaborators, and standard media only. Creator costs $25.00 per month, or $20/mo billed annually ($240/yr), and includes unlimited cards, any file type, no per-file size limits, and 100GB drive. It works in browsers, as an installable PWA, and through native iOS and Android apps.