Research that stays readable
Interview notes, screenshots, competitor captures and PDFs sit on the same board as the clusters you build from them, so a synthesis is still traceable to its evidence.
For design teams
Keep the reasoning attached to the work.
A design decision is cheap to make and expensive to explain six months later. The research that justified it is in one tool, the exploration in another, the critique in a chat thread, and the handover is a link to a frame with none of that attached. Ceyu keeps the whole trail on one surface, and lets the parts that become work turn into tasks without leaving it.
From question to handover
The point is not that Ceyu has a canvas and a task list. It is that the two are the same workspace, so nothing needs to be re-explained when work moves between them.
Exploration without a page edge
The canvas has no boundary and no page break. Frames group the regions that matter and can be presented in order when it is time to show the thinking.
Critique on the artefact
Comment threads attach to the object under discussion. Feedback on the second variant stays on the second variant, which is where anyone will look for it later.
Decisions become work
A sticky note becomes a task, and the task keeps a reference back to the board. What was decided and what it cost to do are not in separate systems.
Bring the boards you have
Import from Miro, FigJam, Mural and Excalidraw, plus images, SVG and PDF. Moving does not mean starting the wall again from scratch.
Shared vocabulary
Custom fields, your own statuses and their colours, and project templates mean a design system rollout looks like your process rather than a generic three-column board.
Where this sits next to your design tool
Ceyu is not a UI editor and does not try to be. There are no components, no auto-layout and no code export, and pixel work belongs where you already do it. What Ceyu holds is everything around that file: the research it came from, the critique it survived and the plan that ships it.
Try it on the next round of research
One project, from the first interview to the handover. That is a fair test of whether the trail actually stays intact, and the free plan covers it.