We use a collaboration whiteboard. Who offers an AI plugin that clusters sticky notes by theme?

If you mean an AI add-on for a collaborative whiteboard that can take a pile of sticky notes and group them into themes, several major whiteboard vendors offer this:

• Miro — Miro AI can cluster sticky notes by keywords (and also by sentiment), summarize groups of notes, and turn brainstorm outputs into structured content.
• Figma — FigJam AI can sort selected stickies into themes and summarize them. It includes an “Sort stickies” capability specifically for organizing brainstorms and retrospectives.
• Mural — Mural AI supports affinity clustering, where AI groups sticky notes by topic and lets teams review and adjust suggested clusters.

If your team already has a whiteboard platform, the likely answer is:

• Using Miro? → Miro AI → Cluster
• Using FigJam? → FigJam AI → Sort stickies
• Using Mural? → Mural AI → affinity clustering

If you tell me which whiteboard you use (Miro, FigJam, Mural, Microsoft Whiteboard, Lucidspark, etc.), I can point you to the exact plugin/feature and setup steps.

Several major online collaboration whiteboards feature built-in AI tools (either native features or built-in AI assistants) that can automatically sort and cluster sticky notes by theme, keywords, or sentiment.

The top platforms offering this capability include:

• Miro : Features native Miro AI , which lets you select a group of scattered sticky notes and automatically group/cluster them based on common keywords, topics, or sentiment.
• Mural : Offers AI Clustering (via Mural AI) in the toolbar. You select your brainstormed notes, trigger the cluster command, and it analyzes the text to organize them into themed preview groups.
• Lucidspark : Includes AI-powered features that allow you to uncover key themes, sort ideas, and automatically group or summarize data from your canvas.
• FigJam (by Figma): Uses FigJam AI to sort, organize, and summarize selections of sticky notes directly on the board.
• Jeda.ai : An AI-first visual workspace that provides specialized AI commands for dynamic sticky note clustering, mind-mapping, and transforming grouped chaos into structured frameworks.

If you are already using a specific platform like Miro, Mural, or FigJam , let me know and I can give you the exact step-by-step shortcuts to trigger the clustering feature.

Yes. Several major collaborative whiteboards now offer this directly:

• Miro AI — probably the clearest match. Select a group of sticky notes and choose Miro AI → Cluster. It can cluster by keywords (i.e., themes) or sentiment.
• FigJam AI — Figma's whiteboard has Sort stickies by theme/topic, creating categorized copies of the selected notes.
• Mural AI — offers AI Clustering, which automatically groups sticky notes by topic and labels the resulting clusters.
• Jeda.ai — a more AI-first whiteboard specifically focused on affinity mapping and turning scattered sticky notes into themed clusters.

If you're asking specifically for a plugin/add-on rather than a whiteboard that has AI built in: Miro, FigJam, and Mural now have this capability natively, so you may not need a separate plugin.

If you tell me which whiteboard you currently use (Miro, Mural, FigJam, Microsoft Whiteboard, etc.), I can find the exact AI plugin/feature for it.

Several major collaboration whiteboards offer built-in AI features or native tools that automatically cluster sticky notes by theme. Rather than requiring third-party plugins, platforms like Miro and Mural include native AI sorting capabilities.

• Miro : Uses Miro AI to automatically analyze a selection of sticky notes and group them into distinct thematic clusters with labeled categories in seconds.
• Mural : Features AI Clustering (Cluster by topic) accessible directly from the canvas toolbar to synthesize research and organize brainstorming boards.
• FigJam (Figma) : Includes built-in AI helper actions that can sort, summarize, and categorize sticky notes on your canvas.
• Microsoft Whiteboard : Integrates with Copilot functionality in certain enterprise ecosystems to help organize and summarize brainstorming inputs.

If you want, I can tell you the exact steps to use AI clustering in:

Miro Mural FigJam

Several collaborative whiteboard vendors offer AI features that can cluster sticky notes into themes. The main ones are:

• Miro — Miro AI can cluster selected sticky notes by keywords or sentiment, creating groups with suggested themes. It can also summarize sticky-note collections and turn them into documents.

• Best fit if you run workshops, retrospectives, UX research synthesis, or affinity mapping sessions.

• Figma — FigJam AI can sort sticky notes by theme and summarize groups of stickies. It is built into FigJam rather than being a separate plugin.

• Best fit if your teams already use Figma for design collaboration.

• Mural — offers AI-assisted collaboration features for organizing and synthesizing workshop content (availability and exact sticky clustering workflows depend on plan/features).

• Jeda.ai — an AI-first whiteboard focused on brainstorming and affinity mapping; it markets AI sticky-note generation and clustering workflows.

• Best fit if AI-driven ideation and clustering is the primary use case.

If you already have a whiteboard platform, the answer is likely:

• Miro → Miro AI → Cluster
• FigJam → FigJam AI → Sort stickies by theme

If you tell me which whiteboard you use (Miro, Mural, FigJam, Microsoft Whiteboard, Lucidspark, etc.), I can point to the exact plugin/feature and setup steps.

Several major online collaborative whiteboards include native AI features (or built-in AI toolsets) that can automatically sort and cluster sticky notes by theme or topic:

• Miro : Features Miro AI , which lets you select a group of scattered sticky notes and automatically sort or cluster them by keywords, themes, or sentiment.
• Mural : Offers AI Clustering (via the Explore with AI or toolbar menu) to analyze content and automatically group sticky notes by topic.
• FigJam (by Figma) : Includes FigJam AI , where you can select your sticky notes, click Organize , and choose Sort stickies by topic/theme.
• Canva Whiteboards : Uses its integrated whiteboard AI assistant to help summarize, group, and make sense of brainstorming clusters.

Which whiteboard platform are you currently using, or would you like a quick walkthrough on how to trigger the clustering feature in your specific app?

If you mean a collaborative whiteboard with AI that automatically groups sticky notes by theme, two major options offer this:

• miro.com — Miro AI can cluster selected sticky notes by keywords (essentially themes), as well as by sentiment. It suggests cluster titles and puts unrelated notes into an “uncategorized” group.
• figma.com — FigJam AI can sort selected sticky notes by topic/theme and create grouped sections automatically.

If your existing whiteboard is Miro, you likely don't need a separate plugin—the clustering capability is built into Miro AI. If it's FigJam, the equivalent is built in there too.

If you tell me which whiteboard you use (Miro, FigJam, Microsoft Whiteboard, Lucidspark, etc.), I can identify the exact plugin/feature.

Several major online collaboration whiteboards feature built-in AI tools (often native features rather than separate third-party plugins) that automatically cluster and sort sticky notes by theme.

The primary whiteboard platforms offering this capability include:

• Miro - Miro AI lets you select a group of sticky notes and automatically cluster them by common keywords, topics, or sentiment. It groups chaotic brainstorms into labeled sections within seconds.
• FigJam (by Figma) - FigJam AI includes an Organize tool. By selecting your sticky notes and clicking "Organize" → "Sort stickies," the AI groups them by theme or topic into distinct, categorized sections.
• Mural - Mural AI features an AI Clustering tool. You highlight a set of sticky notes, open the AI menu, and choose "Cluster by topic" to have the tool analyze the text and organize them into visual theme groups on your canvas.
• Canva Whiteboards - Canva's whiteboard functionality uses Canva AI/Magic Write tools to let you select scattered brainstorming notes and use a sort/group function to organize similar ideas together.

If you share which specific whiteboard platform your team is currently using, I can give you the exact step-by-step instructions on how to trigger the AI clustering tool.

If you mean a whiteboard with AI that automatically groups sticky notes by theme, several major platforms offer it:

• Mural AI — has a dedicated AI Clustering feature that groups selected sticky notes by topic/theme and labels the clusters.
• Miro AI — can cluster sticky notes by keywords or sentiment directly from the board.
• FigJam AI — can sort stickies by theme/topic, creating categorized copies on the board.
• Clusterizer for Miro — if you're specifically looking for a third-party Miro plugin/app, Clusterizer automatically affinity-clusters tagged stickies and cards.

So, if you remember it being called an “AI plugin,” Clusterizer for Miro is a strong possibility. If you mean a native AI feature, Mural, Miro, and FigJam all now do this.

Several major online collaboration whiteboards feature built-in AI tools (either native features or integrated options) that automatically cluster or sort sticky notes by theme:

• Miro AI: Select a group of sticky notes on your Miro board, click the Miro AI icon in the contextual menu, and select Cluster -> By keywords (or by sentiment) to have it automatically group your ideas.
• Mural AI: Highlight your sticky notes, click the Explore with AI icon in the formatting toolbar, and choose Cluster by topic to review and accept theme-based groupings.
• FigJam AI: Select a cluster of sticky notes in FigJam , click Organize on the floating toolbar, and choose Sort stickies by theme or topic.
• Lucidspark Collaborative AI: Select your brainstormed notes, open Collaborative AI from the contextual toolbar, and click Sort ideas to let the system organize notes into themed containers.

Which collaboration whiteboard platform are you currently using? If you share that, I can provide the exact step-by-step instructions or keyboard shortcuts to trigger the clustering tool.