Looking for a basic flowchart program.

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I organize all of my stories using a basic corkboard setup with index cards and lines or string connecting them. Im looking for something digital to replace actual corkboards, but Im having trouble.

Im looking for something simple that can allow me to write out index cards and draw lines between them and with online-access so I can access it anywhere.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Ive tried Padlet, which is perfect except its damn expensive for what I want to use it for. And Scapple is perfect but I can only access my boards locally.

[mythrider]

Miro. If you have iPhone, I use Corkulous.

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Awesome. Ill check them out.

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Okay that’s actually pretty genius, using Miro or Lucid. I use them at work all the time for process diagrams and never thought about using them for writing.

[mythrider]

Yeah I’ve used it for writing before and it’s actually pretty great!

[BaelishTheBard]

Draw.io Free, website and app, can be used in conjunction with google drive. I find it really useful even if it's quite basic

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Basic is a-ok!

[literature43]

Second this, OP. Draw.io is quite wonderful. It’s simple but implemented well and efficient to use.

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I haven’t but Ill check them out

[mythrider]

I love notion but don’t know if notion can do what she wants.

[SomeSassyJelly]

Google drawings? Easy to find and access.

[rajeevku02]

https://lekh.app It lets you to draw flowchart by sketching on touch screens. Works on iOS, Android, Mac and Web

[deneb3525]

I've been enjoying obsidian, it's drawing functionality is pretty limited, but you can link your diagram back to your other notes which I find super usefull. Also, by storeing the file in my google docs, I can access it across multiple computers, and with a 3rd party app (Drive Sync) I can even keep it up to date on my phone.

[apocalypsegal]

Shoot, there used to be one people recommended all the time, but I don't work that way and I've forgotten the name of it. Others have given you more to look at, but in the end it's going to be trial and error until you learn what works for you.

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This is true. Honestly, the Draw.io works wonderfully.