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Whiteboard· South Jordan, US· Founded 2010
Lucidspark
Lucid Software's whiteboard with the Lucid AI assistant, breakout boards and tight Lucidchart integration
Overall score
6.4
Lucid Software's whiteboard with the Lucid AI assistant, breakout boards and tight Lucidchart integration
Best for: Engineering and PM teams already on Lucidchart who want sticky-note retros and brainstorming on the same platform — and whose security review favours a SOC 2 / ISO 27001 vendor.
Lucidspark pitches itself as the virtual whiteboard for collaborative thinking — sticky notes, brainstorming, voting and AI-assisted clustering, sitting alongside Lucidchart in a unified Lucid Suite.
"The virtual whiteboard where ideas ignite."
The buyer narrative is platform consolidation: if your team already buys Lucidchart for diagrams, Lucidspark is a natural add-on. The 2026 push is Lucid AI — a conversational canvas assistant that builds structured boards from a prompt, takes voice/video input, sorts stickies into categories and summarises a session. Pricing tiers (Free / Individual / Team / Enterprise) follow Lucid's standard structure; SSO/SAML and SCIM sit on Enterprise.
Lucidspark is a competent whiteboard pick if Lucidchart is already in your stack. Breakout Boards are genuinely useful for parallel-track retros and workshops, the integration set covers the major issue trackers and chat platforms, and Lucid's enterprise posture (SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001/27701, FedRAMP, US/EU/AU residency) is among the strongest in this category. The Lucid AI assistant is a real step up over the old one-off clustering — prompt-to-board setup and session summaries actually save facilitator time.
But it's a whiteboard, not a retro tool. The gaps that matter to agile teams remain: no anonymous input, no health checks, no recurring retros, no action carryover or cross-team reporting, and the AI is general brainstorming rather than retro-aware (no sentiment, no action-item extraction, no trend lines across cycles). Retro template depth trails Miro and Mural.
Best fit: engineering and product teams already paying for Lucidchart who want a same-vendor whiteboard with enterprise-grade compliance. Thin as a standalone retro tool.