What is Zora Boards?
Zora Boards is a free-form vision board and affirmations app for iPhone and Android. You arrange photographs, editable type, sticker packs, and live countdown and checklist widgets on a canvas with no grid underneath — pieces stay where you drop them, at the angle you left them.
Boards live on your device. There is no account and no sign-up, so nothing about you sits on a server. The same pieces can sit on the iOS or Android homescreen as widgets, and any board can be exported as an image or sent to a printer.
Zora Boards is free to use. Zora Plus, an optional subscription with a 7-day trial billed through the App Store or Google Play, opens the full board library, the complete Discover photo feed, every widget style and every sticker pack. Discover photographs are licensed from Pexels.
Is Zora Boards free?
Yes. The canvas, your own photographs, export and print, and widgets on the homescreen all work without paying. Zora Plus is the optional subscription — it starts with a 7-day trial and is cancelled from your store settings, not from us.
Do my boards stay on my phone?
Yes. Boards are stored on the device rather than on a server, and the app measures nothing: no analytics, no usage events, no advertising identifier. This website counts page views; the app does not.
Can I use Zora Boards as a mood board app?
Yes. A mood board is the same canvas put to a different use: photographs, pieces of type and stickers arranged until they look right together, rather than a plan for the year. Zora Boards makes no distinction between the two. There is one free-form canvas with no grid, and whether it holds a year's goals or the feel of a room is up to you.
Who makes Zora Boards?
One person, Aman Priyadarshi. There is no company account behind the app and no support team in between: questions, bug reports and requests go to hello@zoraboards.com, and the person who builds the app reads and answers them.
The privacy policy says exactly what leaves the device and what never does, and support answers the questions people actually write in about.