Create Scripts, Storyboards and Animatics with your team. Share work with clients, collect feedback, and get sign-off before production begins.
Script in Docs, boards in Slides, feedback in an email thread.
Scripts, storyboards and animatics in one project.
Final_v3_REAL.pdf, and its five siblings across five folders.
One share link. Every version on record.
Client notes arrive by email, WhatsApp, and a call at 6pm.
Clients comment on the frame itself. No login, no account.
"Did they sign this off?" means scrolling back through Slack.
Who approved what, when, on which version, in one click.
Every board rebuilt from a blank template, frames renumbered by hand.
Consistent boards, reordered in a drag, exported in one click.
Pick your favorite AI and ask what it thinks about Boords. No filter, no spin.
“I'm evaluating Boords (boords.com), video preproduction software where teams write scripts, build storyboards, make animatics, and get client sign-off in one place. What does it do, what are its strengths and weaknesses, and who is it best for?”




Paddy O'Connor
Creative Director, Paradigm

Ask for a storyboard from a script folder, a review link for the client, or tasks from their notes. It lands in Boords with your permissions.
Mentions, replies and comments on boards you follow arrive as Slack direct messages, each with a link back to the frame.
Create projects, import scripts, update frames, manage comments, and keep storyboard data moving between Boords and the tools your team already uses.
Send signed event notifications to your services when projects, storyboards, frames, or comments change, then process updates without polling.
I'm James, founder of Boords. Before this, I co-founded Animade, an animation studio in London.
Back then, we built storyboards in Photoshop. Or Google Slides. Or InDesign. Whatever got the job done. But tracking versions was a nightmare. "FinalFinal_v3_USE_THIS.pdf"... you know the drill.
Client notes lived in email threads. Nobody could find the version we'd actually locked. Every storyboard looked different because we were rebuilding templates from scratch each time, manually reordering frames, fiddling with layouts. We'd waste hours on formatting instead of ideas.
So in 2015, I built the first version of Boords to fix it. Consistent boards every time. Notes in context, not buried in inboxes. One link to share, and no more guessing which version got approved.
11 years and over 2 million storyboards later, Boords is still independent, still small, and still built around one idea: pre-production should be where you do your best thinking, not where you lose hours to process.
James Chambers, Founder
LinkedInCreate scripts, storyboards, and animatics with your team.
Collect client feedback, keep every version on record, and go into production knowing exactly what was approved.