#teamwiki

Key Benefits

Easy-to-use instant whiteboard wiki pages

Image and video links display as fast as you can paste links. New pages can start from any word while you type so ideas can branch off naturally. Every piece of information you add is dynamically organized for you so the big picture stays clear and you can always dive in on the next step intelligently.

Make & create seamlessly

Imagine your work flowing from idea to execution with much less friction. Super fast, simple markup lets you create and explore ideas on the web as naturally as they come to you. You can add tags, code snippets, bullet points, titles, and more while you type --- WYSIWYG. See the syntax cheat sheet here.

Work side by side with anyone anywhere

Work together and edit in realtime on the same page from multiple screens or independently. It's great for working on shared tasks such as planning projects, brainstorming, or holding a meeting, and it’s especially handy for remote workers.

Explore and expand ideas effortlessly

Scrapbox lets you directly edit and build on what's been built before so you can move forward faster and avoid wasted effort as you work towards your big dream.

A modern service with all the amenities you expect

Edit and explore on any device with a modern web browser. Use the simple yet powerful text search to find what you want easily. Everything is saved as you type and updates can be seen on the homepage as well as in Slack, HipChat, and more coming soon. Manage editing members, who is on which projects, privacy settings, and payments with a single account.

How we’ve been using it at Nota

Inside Nota we’ve been using Scrapbox daily for the past six months to work on the service itself, Gyazo, and nearly all our normal business functions. There are many ways to use it, but the big result has been a noticeable improvement in execution speed and quality.

It's enabled the team to learn more from each other, avoid repeating tasks, and work much more efficiently. We've found it to be particularly helpful for sharing knowledge and accelerating work on code, design, writing, and support. Click here and try it for yourself