15 public notes • 11 guided tour steps
This board is a demo of the Zelica app, framed as if you were explaining a complex product or project to multiple stakeholders. It showcases how you can use a single board + tour + chatbot to walk people through your plan and answer their questions.
Thanks for checking this out. This board is a short interactive tour of what Zelica is and how you can use it to share your work. The board is an infinite canvas. You can zoom in and out using the blue buttons at the top of the screen. Cli…
Most complex proposals and projects still get shared as: Slide decks PDFs or long docs Notion/Confluence pages They work, but they’re not great when you need a buying committee or steering group to actually understand the plan, explore det…
Zelica is an interactive board with a built-in tour and chatbot. It’s especially useful when you’re sharing a complex proposal or project plan with several stakeholders who all care about different parts of the story. You lay out your note…
Below is what a Zelica board can look like once it’s filled with ideas. Each note can contain: Rich text Images and screenshots Tables and checklists Embedded videos and links You can drag notes around, resize them, and connect related not…
You’re already seeing Zelica from a viewer’s perspective: This is a shared board, created from a larger workspace A subset of notes has been arranged into this tour Some notes are text only, others include media (table, image, video) The c…
Let’s make this concrete. Imagine you’re pitching a 6-figure custom software project to a client with 5–7 stakeholders: A champion who understands the details A CFO who cares about risk and ROI A CTO/architect who cares about integration a…
Zelica is useful any time you need multiple stakeholders to truly understand a complex plan – not just skim a deck. A few examples: Sharing a complex B2B proposal with extra context, trade-offs, and FAQs Walking a buying committee through…
Choose which notes you want to include in the tour and set their order in a few clicks: