Cards and your own decks
Use provided decks and existing cards of your own on the canvas.
metacards brings visual working methods into one coaching workspace. The key difference is not the longest tool list, but the connection between client, topics, session, notes and the retained visual workspace.
Professional context
A general whiteboard provides an open surface. Professional coaching also needs clear context: who the workspace belongs to, in which session it was created, which topics and notes matter, and how the work continues.
metacards supports that organisational context without prescribing a coaching process. Video communication continues through Zoom, Teams or another solution.
Use provided decks and existing cards of your own on the canvas.
Wheel of Life, timeline, systemic board, card work and other formats support different topics.
Clients, topics, sessions, notes and visual workspaces remain assigned and findable.
Methods remain method-open: the tool provides structures and functions while the practitioner decides on selection, facilitation and interpretation. Sensitive content stays within the protected user-specific workspace.
The visual workspace is not an isolated method board: workspaces can remain connected to client, topics and session and be revisited later alongside separate session notes.
The digital whiteboard is a product function. Wheel of Life, systemic board and Tetralemma are working methods. Coaching cards are a type of card; metaphorical-associative card work is a distinct open working method.
Consider working methods, situations and limits.
Learn moreUnderstand the canvas and session continuity.
Learn moreExplore a central visual working method.
Learn moremetacards connects a visual canvas, card decks, existing decks of your own, Wheel of Life, timeline, systemic board, Values Square, Tetralemma, Walt Disney Method and an optional EMDR/BLS extension.
Visual workspaces can be connected to client, topics, session and notes and revisited later.
No. metacards can be used alongside Zoom, Teams or another communication solution.
No. The workspace supports visual methods and documentation; selection, facilitation and professional responsibility remain with the practitioner.
Try the complete workspace free for 14 days without automatic renewal. Your own practice is the best test of whether it fits.