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Overview
Dim0 is a real-time collaborative thinking canvas from Paris. Notes, docs, code, widgets and AI agents live on an infinite board, the agent reads the board before acting and writes results back as editable nodes, and users can create AI mini-apps. It is MIT-licensed with a hosted cloud.
Dim0 lets individuals and teams think visually, research and build on one canvas with an AI agent that works with everything on the board.
An alternative to Miro, Notion or Obsidian for spatial research and AI-assisted thinking.
Researchers, students, product teams and builders who think visually.
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