Novastart: organize apps, agents and collaborators on an infinite canvas

Novastart presents an infinite-canvas computer workspace where app windows sit beside one another. You zoom into the task you want to work on and zoom out to see the surrounding projects. Its product page combines this spatial organization with AI agents and shared workspaces for teams.

Arrange work without hiding it behind tabs

The Novastart homepage describes saved workspaces that retain apps, positions and tabs. It also describes separate canvases for different projects. The accompanying film shows everyday applications opened beside one another, then a zoomed-out view of additional workspaces.

That layout may suit a task requiring several references and an active document at once. The practical evaluation is whether you can keep important windows visible, find them again and return to the right project. The publisher's demonstration is not a Franklin hands-on test of window persistence or application compatibility.

Watch and interrupt agent work

The AI-agent demonstration shows a lead splitting a trip-planning task among helpers, each working in a named window. The user can pause the work, type a correction or take a window back. The page says results are checked before being marked complete, and the example shows a separate check using a fresh screenshot.

These controls describe the intended interaction. They do not establish an independent accuracy rate or guarantee that a checked result is correct. Keep consequential actions subject to your own approval, and define what evidence an agent should return before accepting the work.

Share the workspace with a team

Novastart describes a shared canvas where teammates have their own cursors and can use one another's apps. Its collaboration film shows a window streamed from another person's machine, a hidden window represented by a placeholder and an agent labeled with its owner's identity. The page also lists chat and a persistent room that people can leave and return to.

Before adopting that workflow, confirm who can control shared apps and what account access a window carries. The captured homepage does not provide detailed platform requirements, pricing or general availability terms. Its question form offers a way to ask about the app and installation. Verify those details with the publisher before treating the demonstration as a deployment plan for your team.