A local system for Windows

Complex ideas.Clear structure.

A visual space where any element opens the next canvas, and diagrams, files and context stay connected — level after level.

No account required Depth with no artificial limit

Not just a board. A space that grows with your thinking.

01 / The core idea

Work that does not fit on one board.

Instead of sprawling endlessly sideways — movement inward. Any object can become the entrance to the next level of detail without losing its link to the whole.

Demonstration scenario
Live model
How it worksFrom an element to a level of its own

A double click leads into the child canvas.

Right now: “API Gateway” is selected — its child canvas can be opened.

← All canvases
Root canvasPlatform architecture
Saved locally
Canvas · level 1Zoom 100%

One click selects an element. A double click opens its child canvas.

02 / Capabilities

From a diagram to a working system.

The tools do not compete for attention. They hold meaning, material and action in one space.

Material in context

Files stay files.

PDFs, documents, SVGs, images, archives, audio, video and links live next to the diagram. The preview helps you find your way; the original stays available to Windows.

Precise visual work

Diagrams you can actually finish.

Build process, UML and architecture diagrams on a real canvas: shapes, groups, labels and links stay part of the project.

ShapesLinksChild levels
Process shapesUML and architectureGroups and labelsThree link types
Local storage

Your computer is the main store.

The core work needs no server, no account and no constant internet connection.

Portability

Carry the work beyond the app.

The native package keeps the whole project. External formats help you hand over, present or continue the material in another tool.

Import / Export · separately

Move the scope you need, not the whole mess.

Import adds material to the current context. Export hands over the current canvas, a branch or the entire project in the format you choose.

Calm in large projects

A mistake is survivable.

Action history, safe deletion, a recycle bin, library checks and backup recovery protect the working context.

03 / What the app focuses on

Not another board.
A different focus.

We compare centres of gravity, not logos. Miro bets on collaboration, draw.io on open diagram files, and Schemas on a local project where depth, files and the path stay part of one system.

A short comparison of what Schemas by SYDPIK, Miro and draw.io focus on
CriterionSchemasthis productMirodraw.io
The problem the product is built around: what it does best and what it is willing to give up.One whole local projectA collaborative whiteboardAn open diagram and file
How the tool organises content once one plane is no longer enough.A child canvas belongs to one specific element: it has its own contents, its own camera and a way back to the parent.Named regions of the board: they group content and set the frame boundaries for a presentation.Flat pages inside a single diagram file; moving between them is built with links.
What happens to a PDF, an image or a document you put next to the diagram.A file the project keeps in its own local library: the app builds a preview, and the original stays available to Windows.Attachments on a cloud boardA file next to the diagram
Whether you can open and continue a project with no internet and no mandatory account.Yes, locallyNo official modeYes, in Desktop
The honest limit of each tool — what you should go to another product for.Several people editing one project at the same time, with live cursors and comments.Depends on cloud accessLess of a single project context
Detailed comparison by parameterFive topics — nesting, working offline, the library, export and teamwork. With facts, caveats and links to sources.
04 / Trusting local storage

The project is already yours.

You do not have to export a cloud board first to own a copy. The library, settings, history and material are stored locally and open like an ordinary Windows application.

No mandatory sign-upPortable projects and backupsLibrary diagnostics and recovery
The local library of root canvases in SchemasLocal library · 01
05 / What is next

You can see what comes next.

The nearest tasks from the open plan. Each has a deadline, subtasks and a description of what will change in the work — any of them can be opened.

9 Sep — 31 Dec 2026
01

AI integration

A description and materials turn into a tree of canvases. The assistant checks a finished tree for gaps.

In the plan5 subtasks
9 Nov — 20 Nov 2026
02

Canvas templates

A new board doesn’t start from nothing: a template brings a ready-made tree of levels that is left to fill in.

In the planNo subtasks yet
3 Sep — 5 Sep 2026
03

Microsoft Store release

The first public version, 1.0.0.0: Microsoft certification and a one-click install from the Store.

DoneNo subtasks yet
5 Sep — 6 Sep 2026
04

Drag connections from shapes

A connection is dragged from a point on an object’s side to another object — no switching into connection mode.

DoneNo subtasks yet
6 Sep — 6 Sep 2026
05

Annoying little things

Backspace goes up a level, Enter confirms input, a needless panel goes away, notifications clear.

Done6 of 6 done
6 Sep — 8 Sep 2026
06

Placing and rotating shapes

A shape lands where you drag it, its label shrinks to fit, and rotation is visible and can be reset.

Done4 of 4 done
6 Sep — 6 Sep 2026
07

Duplicating a canvas

A canvas is copied whole; if it has levels inside, the app asks how many to take.

Done2 of 2 done
6 Sep — 8 Sep 2026
08

Colour and style transfer

Ready-made colours next to exact input, an eyedropper for the canvas, and a brush that carries formatting over.

Done5 of 5 done
6 Sep — 6 Sep 2026
09

Your own style for new shapes

Your own default shape colours, sets of favourite styles, and changes applied to everything selected at once.

Done4 of 4 done
6 Sep — 7 Sep 2026
10

Files: clipboard and styling

A file is pasted from the clipboard and copied back out, and its card can be styled.

Done3 of 3 done
6 Sep — 6 Sep 2026
11

Connection points, line width

Connection points stay with the selected shape, and a drawn line no longer changes width with its length.

Done2 of 2 done
7 Sep — 9 Sep 2026
12

Ukrainian

Interface, hints, messages and exported documents — in Ukrainian.

Done3 of 3 done
7 Sep — 7 Sep 2026
13

Multiple windows

A level or a canvas opens in its own window — two levels are visible at once.

Done2 of 2 done
1 Oct — 7 Oct 2026
14

Several copies of the app

Two copies of the app run side by side — each with its own windows, one shared library.

Done3 of 3 done
1 Oct — 15 Oct 2026
15

Work sheets on the canvas

A kanban board, Today's to-dos and Daily notes live right on the canvas, next to the diagram.

Done4 of 4 done
1 Oct — 14 Oct 2026
16

Start-up and app menu

A splash screen instead of an empty window, the last session back in place, every command in the menu.

Done5 of 5 done
1 Oct — 15 Oct 2026
17

Precise work on the canvas

Resize by edges, measurements in pixels, lining up in a row and crisp labels when zoomed out.

Done5 of 5 done
1 Oct — 14 Oct 2026
18

Library and trash

A folder duplicates whole, the trash opens instantly, and permanent deletion asks first.

Done4 of 4 done
2 Oct — 15 Oct 2026
19

Search and clipboard

Search finds lines in to-dos and notes, and what you copy pastes into other programs as text.

Done5 of 5 done
6 Oct — 15 Oct 2026
20

Name, folder and interface

The app is called Schemas, the library moved to Documents\Schemas, and any font can be the interface font.

Done4 of 4 done
8 Oct — 15 Oct 2026
21

Help Center and training

46 articles in four languages, and every guide can be walked through on a training canvas.

Done3 of 3 done
Open the roadmap — 21 dated tasks
Schemas by SYDPIK

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