One of the best things about Lucidspark? The flexibility of its free-form, infinite canvas. Now pair that flexibility with the structure of a project management system, and you’ve got a combo that’s hard to beat. Here’s what’s new with Lucid Cards and why you’ll want to start using them in your workflow.

What are Lucid Cards?

Lucid Cards help users move from ideation to planning. With Lucid Cards, you can create customizable shapes and add details such as title, description, status, estimate, assignee, and start and end dates as you brainstorm ideas and organize information. Lucid Cards also work seamlessly with several integrations.  

The benefits of using Lucid Cards

At a high level, tasks can be imported from other apps to Lucidspark as Lucid Cards for free-form brainstorming—making analog work more visual and collaborative.

More specifically, this means that when you import tasks from a project management app, you can:

• Visualize project dependencies in a free-form canvas.
• Sort and tag projects.
• Vote on priorities as a team.

Which integrations work with Lucid Cards?

We’re excited to announce a roundup of new integrations that have Lucid Cards functionality, including:

• Asana 
• Trello
• ClickUp
• Monday 
• Google Sheets
• Airtable

Import your information from any of these apps into Lucidspark as Lucid Cards to visualize and organize your projects.

Note that Asana is a two-way sync, so you can also convert existing Lucidspark shapes into Asana tasks and create new Asana tasks without leaving your Lucidspark board. 

Other existing Lucid Cards integrations that are bidirectional include: 

• Azure DevOps 
• Smartsheet
• Jira