Walling

Walling AI generates content straight onto your wall instead of dumping text into a chat box. Ask it for a project plan, a board of ideas, a table, or an image, and it fills the matching section within seconds. The company positions this as the difference from a plain chatbot, since the output lands in an organized, editable layout.

The wall is built from bricks, the smallest blocks that hold a note, image, file, or embed. You group them into sections, which can be shown as columns, tables, boards, or calendars. Moving an idea around means dragging it, and the same content can switch between layouts depending on what you need.

A wall accepts notes, images, videos, uploaded files, tables, and calendars without leaving the page. You can embed links from apps like YouTube, Spotify, Google Maps, and Instagram too. This keeps a project's raw material next to its plan, so you don't hunt through tabs.

Walls double as lightweight project trackers. You can add subtasks, set due dates, and assign items to yourself or other wall members. Reminders arrive by email and push notification, and the Assigned tab collects every deadline across your walls in one list.

You publish a wall with a single toggle and get a shareable link for email, Slack, or social. You pick which sections go public, and the shared view is mobile responsive. Publishing is what turns a private workspace into something you can hand to a client or audience.

Premium unlocks custom colors and white-label walls, so you can upload a logo and match your brand. Custom fonts and RTL support are included, which matters if your content is in a right-to-left language. The free tier keeps the default look only.