What is Lucidspark used for?

Lucidspark is a virtual whiteboard from Lucid for brainstorming, workshops and planning, designed to move teams from ideas to execution. It is a good fit for remote brainstorming sessions, agile planning workshops and teams moving from ideas to project plans.

Yes. Lucidspark has a free plan.

Is Lucidspark open source?

No. Lucidspark is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Lucidspark include Excalidraw, tldraw and Drawnix.

What are some alternatives to Lucidspark?

Lucidspark competes with Miro, Mural and FigJam. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Lucidspark alternatives.

Lucidspark: features, pricing and alternatives

About Lucidspark

Lucidspark is the virtual whiteboarding product from Lucid. Teams use it to brainstorm, run workshops and gather input on a shared canvas, and it is intended to take ideas through planning and into delivery.

It is one product in the Lucid suite, which also includes Lucidchart for diagramming and airfocus for product management and roadmapping. The suite has add-ons such as Cloud Accelerator, Process Accelerator and Enterprise Shield, plus AI features, an MCP server and integrations. Solutions pages are organized by initiative, such as digital transformation, cloud migration, hybrid teams and agile, and by team, including IT, engineering, product, project management and operations.

Lucidspark is hosted, proprietary software with plan information on the Lucid pricing page. It suits distributed teams that already use Lucid tools or want a whiteboard that connects tightly with diagrams and planning.

Key features

Shared virtual whiteboard canvas
Brainstorming and workshop facilitation
Planning from ideas to tasks
AI features and MCP server
Integrations with other work tools
Part of the Lucid suite with Lucidchart

Good fit for

→Remote brainstorming sessions
→Agile planning workshops
→Teams moving from ideas to project plans

Tags: whiteboard; brainstorming; workshops; visual-collaboration; planning; lucid

Lucidspark: questions and answers

What is Lucidspark used for?: Lucidspark is a virtual whiteboard from Lucid for brainstorming, workshops and planning, designed to move teams from ideas to execution. It is a good fit for remote brainstorming sessions, agile planning workshops and teams moving from ideas to project plans.
Is Lucidspark free?: Yes. Lucidspark has a free plan.
Is Lucidspark open source?: No. Lucidspark is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Lucidspark include Excalidraw, tldraw and Drawnix.
What are some alternatives to Lucidspark?: Lucidspark competes with Miro, Mural and FigJam. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Lucidspark alternatives.