The Multipage Canvas explained

The workspace in Grout App is not a linear chat thread. It is a sprawling, infinite, multipage studio where every kind of content lives together and can be freely arranged.

What lives on the canvas

On a single canvas you can place and rearrange:

• Text blocks and notes

• Images and sketches

• 3D models

• Diagrams and visual aids

• AI conversations and generated content

Why a canvas instead of a chat

A chat log forces your thinking into a single scrolling line. A canvas lets you lay ideas out spatially — group related material, keep a diagram next to the notes that explain it, and see the whole shape of a project at once. This is what makes Grout App suited to deep, sustained work rather than quick questions.

Pages

The canvas is multipage, so you can separate a large project into distinct pages while keeping everything in one workspace. Use pages to divide a project by topic, chapter, or stage.

Arranging your work

Every element on the canvas can be moved and positioned freely. There is no fixed grid forcing your layout — arrange things the way that matches how you think.

Note: A canvas is single-player. One person works on one canvas at a time — see Single-player mode explained for details.