The best remote team collaboration and brainstorming tool
April 06, 2022
The best remote team collaboration and brainstorming tool
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Software Version
Freehand Enterprise
Overall Satisfaction with InVision Freehand
I use InVision Freehand to run online workshop sessions with internal team members and clients. This is an excellent real-time collaboration tool that replaces what we used to do in-person with paper post-its. We use it as a brainstorming tool that lets everyone create cards and then prioritizes/organizes ideas later. We also use it as a way of capturing meeting notes. As you take notes, you can easily move around cards to organize thoughts and create a simple diagram while someone shares their ideas. Best of all, you can save all your Freehand sessions, whereas I can't easily keep all physical post-its in person.
- Present view - locking the view for everyone to see the same part of the screen
- Simple art board - I don't have to create separate pages within a Freehand page
- Saving as a template - it is so simple to create a page and save it as a template
- Reaction stickers - this is very important when voting on and prioritizing ideas with multiple people
- More functionality in the text options - I want to highlight text in different colors or change the text color for only a few words in a sentence, but this is hard to do
- More font family options
- Limited color options - I like having a limited selection of colors but would like to set those colors myself
- Saving my own templates and viewing other interesting templates
- Sticky notes
- I don't have numbers to provide.
- The level of satisfaction from clients has been very positive. InVision Freehand keeps our remote sessions interesting and engaging.
Do you think Freehand by InVision delivers good value for the price?
Not sure
Are you happy with Freehand by InVision's feature set?
Yes
Did Freehand by InVision live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Freehand by InVision go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Freehand by InVision again?
Yes