The story
Gleam started with a simple frustration: Pinterest felt like a search engine, not a personal space. Every tool for making moodboards either forced you into a grid, required a design background, or filled up with other people's content.
The idea was straightforward — build something that worked like an actual wall. Where you could take your own photos, arrange them however felt right, and come back to it the next day without anything having changed.
"No templates. No grid. Just your photos, and a blank wall."
Gleam is built to stay out of the way. The tools are there when you need them. The board is there when you don't. And the whole thing lives in your browser — no account needed to start.