What is the FrameRef roadmap? The official FrameRef roadmap outlines our past updates, current development cycle, and future features like Community Templates and Live Multiplayer. We build transparently with our creative community.
Complete rewrite of our rendering pipeline. We bypassed the browser DOM entirely to communicate directly with the GPU, guaranteeing a locked 60fps experience even with 5,000+ 4K images on a single board.
We built a native migration tool. You can now drag and drop your legacy .pur files directly into FrameRef. All images, crops, and spatial coordinates are instantly perfectly reconstructed.
Motion designers and 3D artists rejoice. We are finalizing native MP4/WEBM playback with frame-by-frame scrubbing, as well as a lightweight viewport for OBJ, FBX, and GLTF assets directly on the canvas.
A completely optional, military-grade sync architecture for the Pro plan. Your boards will sync across your devices seamlessly, protected by End-to-End Encryption. Only you hold the keys.
Stop starting from scratch. Browse a public gallery of curated mood boards, character design sheets, and UI/UX flows created by top industry professionals. Duplicate any template into your own workspace with one click.
Real-time collaboration for game studios. Multiple cursors, live asset dropping, and instant synchronization. Built on conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs) for zero-lag collaboration.
Detailed insights into how we engineer the tools that power your creativity.
Traditional web-based whiteboards use standard DOM elements or HTML5 Canvas, which drastically slows down memory management when loading hundreds of high-res images. FrameRef bypasses this entirely. We utilize low-level hardware acceleration to draw textures directly via your GPU. This allows us to load massive concept art files without ever freezing your UI.
Blank canvases can be intimidating. Community Templates will revolutionize how artists and developers start their projects. You will be able to access an integrated public hub directly inside the FrameRef app.