Use Wondering

Canvas

Canvas is a web workspace for exploring several lines of thought at once. Each question becomes a movable card, so follow-ups, branches, notes, and useful excerpts stay visible together instead of getting buried in one long chat.

Use Canvas when one question leads in several directions. Compare explanations, examine an alternative, or follow a side question while keeping the original conversation in view.

1. Open Canvas from the desktop navigation and ask your first question.
2. Ask inside a card to continue that thread, or choose Ask in a new branch to compare another direction without losing context.
3. Select useful text to save a highlight, make a note, or dive deeper. Drag cards to organize the board and copy the Canvas link when you want to return to it.

Example: understand how habits build over time

1. Start with “Why do habits compound over time?” and read the first explanation.
2. Branch into “When does compounding stop working?” Keep both explanations side by side so you can compare the idea with its limits.
3. Highlight a useful passage and add a note about how it applies to your routine. Move the cards to keep related ideas together.

You can read this guide without an account. To ask questions and save a board, open Canvas and sign in to Wondering.