Key concepts & glossary

The workspace that holds everything for one idea — the proposal, deck and prototype all live inside it.

One kind of deliverable inside a project. nidavellir has twelve of them, arranged in the order you work (see below).

The chat where you ask in plain words and the AI builds/edits for you. It’s on the left of the workspace (focus it with ⌘J).

A do-anything menu where you search actions by name. Open it with ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) whenever you forget a shortcut.

A ready-made example to start from. Applying one creates a project already filled with content.

A URL that lets people view your project read-only. The owner turns it on; viewers can look but not edit.

Someone invited to edit the project with you. You invite them by email.

Saving a deliverable as a file such as .docx, .pptx or PDF.

A feature that keeps your different deliverables consistent with one another.

Background notes and material the AI uses as reference.

A board that studies the market and competitors by web search, sources included.

A board to explore visual directions with images.

A board for brand identity — colors, type and so on.

A requirements doc (PRD) spelling out what gets built.

A revenue, cost and KPI projection. No digit chord — open by click or ⌘K.

A written document, like a Word file.

A slide presentation, like PowerPoint.

A working preview of a product — a real, running web app.

The public landing page selling the product, running alongside the prototype.

An intro video, as a slideshow or an embedded clip.

A board for tracking tasks as cards.