Task
Give a piece of work a clear action, owner and duration. Connect its prerequisites and see its dates in the table or timeline.
Connected planning. Built-in creative tools.
Visual project management, one node at a time.
Noderama brings your plan and the work inside it together. Build a clear flow with connected nodes, then open Deep Nodes to write, draw, storyboard or review media without leaving the project.
What is a node-based project?
A node is a visible building block for a task, deadline, cost or piece of creative work. Connect its sockets to show what depends on it. Colours and status chips help you read progress, while groups organise related work into phases. Read a plan from left to right or from top to bottom, with parallel branches where people can work independently.
The same project, different views
Use Graph to see the connections, Table to compare owners, statuses and dates, and Timeline to plan durations and overlapping work. These views use the same project data. The Hub brings together project budgets and cost breakdowns when budget tracking is available.
Work together with context
Invite people with view, comment or edit access. See collaborators’ pointers on the canvas, keep feedback beside the media and share a link directly to a node. Shared links still require the recipient to have project access.
Planning nodes
Make responsibility, timing, decisions and costs visible in the plan.
Checklist
Keep small actions together as tickable items. Progress and status follow the checks automatically, from Not started to Working on it to Done.
Approval
Make a review decision a visible step in the plan. Assign the reviewer and connect work that needs the decision before it can proceed.
Milestone
Mark a delivery, deadline or important event on a specific date. See which tasks lead to it and check the timing in the project timeline.
Cost
Attach equipment hire, travel, licences and other expenses to the work they support. Use the Hub to see costs against the project budget.
Deep Nodes: apps inside your project
Open a dedicated workspace inside a node to do the creative work. Keep its contents connected to the tasks and reviews around it.
Note
Write briefs, specifications and working notes in a dedicated editor. Keep the explanation beside the tasks, references and decisions it informs.
Moodboard
Collect and arrange reference images, sketches and text. Share a visual direction inside the same project as the production plan.
Artboard
Draw with brushes, pixel layers and Bézier curves. Move, scale and rotate artwork, then send a flattened image to a Storyboard frame or Image Review version.
Script
Write a screenplay with scene headings, action and dialogue. Import or export Fountain files and keep the script connected to storyboards and production work.
Storyboard
Plan a sequence with frames, action, dialogue and shot details. Set panel timings and play the board as an animatic to check its pacing.
Stage
Lay out a room, set or shooting space as a top-down floor plan. Add objects, cameras, lights and measurements, then export an image or scaled SVG.
Flowchart
Draw processes, decisions, rigs and signal paths inside a dedicated diagram. Its shapes and connections stay separate from the main project’s scheduling dependencies.
Location
Keep a place, map, address and description with the project. Arrange multiple stops in order and drag them to change the route sequence.
Image Review
Compare image versions with an A/B reveal and leave comments or drawn feedback on a selected version. Keep revisions together in one review node.
Video Review
Review picture versions with timecoded feedback, drawings and callouts. Use Live to coordinate playback with other reviewers and keep comments tied to the relevant version.
Audio Review
Listen to music, voiceover and sound design with feedback attached to the media. Keep the sound review beside the production tasks and approval it supports.
Sequence Player
Play local image sequences from your device and export a video. Prepare rendered frames for review without uploading the source sequence to the workspace.
Converter
Convert video, image and audio files on your device. Prepare media for the next step while keeping the source files local.
Get started with guidance, then make it yours
Use a ready-made template or a blank canvas. The interactive tour teaches the real tools with temporary example nodes, and the searchable help guide explains each feature. Nodi’s optional AI tools on paid plans can propose a graph or canvas edits for you to review before applying them.
Questions about Noderama
Is Noderama a cloud app?
Yes. Noderama runs in your browser and stores shared workspace projects in the cloud. Sequence Player and Converter process their source media locally on your device; those local files are not automatically available to other collaborators.
Can I use it without AI?
Yes. Create nodes, connect work and use the creative tools yourself. Free includes templates and Nodi’s searchable help without AI requests. Paid plans add AI credits and larger workspace allowances.
What is the difference between a project wire and a Flowchart connection?
Project wires describe dependencies that matter to the plan. Connections inside a Flowchart describe the diagram you are drawing, such as a signal path or decision process, and do not change the project schedule.