OnlineWardleyMaps

Using OnlineWardleyMaps (OWM), you can create and edit Wardley Maps as code. These maps can be easily shared since they're plain text. You can store them locally, in the cloud on OWM or in your own GitHub account. OWM also allows you to share your maps with anyone, export as PNGs. OWM (and the Visual Studio Code Plugin - vscode-wardley-maps) was created and has been maintained by me (Damon S) in my spare time over the past 3 years. It's been a passion project and a means of learning Wardley Mapping itself. But it's not done yet! There are still many features and improvements planned, including a new private area, dashboards, exporting as SVG, presentation mode and map iterations or timelines to show how maps evolve over time and ultimately a better UI. With your help here, I can justify setting aside more time to keep these features and improvements coming, keep OWM free and open source as well as help defray the costs of hosting. OWM is not only the product of my labors but also other open source contributors in the past and for that reason the tool is and will always be free and publicly available. https://github.com/damonsk/onlinewardleymaps. If you'd like to chat with me, have feedback on the site, feel free to reach out on twitter: https://twitter.com/damonsk Thank you for whatever support you can provide!