Knimblo for Designers

A creative workspace built around how designers actually work.

Design doesn't move in a straight line — it moves from inspiration to idea to board to palette to the real space and materials. Knimblo follows that flow instead of forcing it into a generic task list.

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The real Knimblo Project workspace — cover, stage, progress and supplies for one piece of work, with Inspiration alongside the plan. Shown with sample data.

From inspiration to installed

Inspiration → idea → design → palette → spaces → materials → client feedback → execution. Each step is a real Knimblo surface, and they all stay connected.

From inspiration to idea

Capture what catches your eye and give it somewhere to grow before the reference disappears.

Inspiration gallery

Save inspiration photos into a visual wall you can browse, react to and return to when a concept needs a starting point.

Project ideas

Turn a spark into a captured idea with a cover image, notes and a stage — then promote it into an active project when the work begins.

Capture on the go

Add ideas and materials by typing, snapping a photo, or just talking to Knimblo — concepts land organized instead of scattered across apps.

Shape the design

Boards, palettes and space layouts live in a design workspace built for visual decision-making.

Design boards and galleries

Collect the images that define a direction onto boards, set a cover, and present options side by side instead of buried in a camera roll.

Color palettes

Build and keep the palette for a design so color decisions are recorded once and referenced everywhere the work happens.

Spaces and layouts

Sketch how a space comes together with a simple 2D layout view — place elements, iterate, and keep the plan with the design it belongs to.

Materials, budget and momentum

A design is only done when it's built — Knimblo connects the creative side to the practical one.

Materials and supplies

List the materials a design needs, check them against what you already have, and send the gaps to a shopping list.

Budgets where they matter

For event design work, purchases and vendor costs roll into the event budget, so the creative plan and the spend stay honest with each other.

Progress you can see

Checklists, stages and progress bars show how far the work has come — from concept to install.

Clients in the loop

Feedback belongs next to the design, not in a forwarded email chain.

Share for feedback

Share design boards and directions with clients so they can comment, react and weigh in — on the actual visuals.

Real decisions, recorded

Present direction options and capture the approved choice, so 'which one did we pick?' always has an answer.

Reusable resources

Palettes, boards, vendors and reference links stay in your workspace after the project ships — the next design starts richer.

Give your design process a home

Inspiration, boards, palettes, materials and client feedback — connected in one workspace that moves the way you do.