Zora is a vision board app that feels like paper, not a feed. Drop in photos, write a few words, tape on stickers from sixteen packs, and arrange it all by hand on a free-form canvas. No templates, no streaks, no grid of squares.
Hi, I'm Aman. I made Zora.
For years I had a vision board on my wall: printed photos, a line from a book, masking tape. The apps I tried instead gave me a template to fill in or a streak to keep, and I stopped opening them. Zora is my attempt at the wall, on a phone.
You get a blank canvas. Drop in photos, type a few words, and add stickers from sixteen packs. Move and resize things until the board looks right to you.
Boards stay on your phone. There is no account to make. On iPhone your boards back up to iCloud, on Android to your Google account, and a new phone gets them back.
A widget shows a board on your home screen. If you need a starting point, Fresh finds is a feed of stock photography you can save from. You can also export a board as an image and print it.
Links for iOS and Android are above. I'd like to hear what you'd put on your first board, and what got in the way. I'll answer everything today.
The wall of printed photos and the abandoned apps are still my guesses about your story. Swap in what actually happened if it differs.