Results for “whiteboard”

Coommit

An AI-native video call room built around a shared infinite canvas, so the whiteboard and the meeting notes survive after everyone hangs up.

Scribble Party

A whiteboard you can draw on and record yourself explaining something over, right in your browser — like filming a lesson on a real whiteboard, except nothing ever leaves your computer and there's no software to install.

IcePanel

A shared, interactive map of how a company's software systems fit together — instead of a static architecture diagram that's out of date the moment someone draws it, teams can drill down from a big-picture view into individual services, link pieces direct

Infinite Canvas

A free, endless digital whiteboard where you can drag out AI-generated images and videos, edit them, and connect the pieces together visually — instead of generating one image at a time in a chat window and losing track of your earlier attempts.

Storyflow

A shared digital corkboard for building out a story, ad campaign, or brand narrative using proven storytelling structures instead of a blank page.

Kosmik

AI-powered visual workspace that auto-organizes inspiration, research, and media into an infinite canvas for mood boards and creative research.

Openmeetings

Video conferencing, instant messaging, whiteboard, collaborative document editing and other groupware tools using API functions of the Red5 Streaming Server for Remoting and Streaming. ([Source Code](https://github.com/apache/openmeetings)) `Apache-2.0` `Java`

Digiboard

Create collaborative whiteboards (documentation in French). ([Source Code](https://codeberg.org/ladigitale/digiboard)) `AGPL-3.0` `Nodejs`

Haftio

A visual planner that works like a whiteboard instead of a to-do list — you keep separate threads for each project or habit, add notes as things happen, and zoom out any time to see everything at once without last week's context disappearing.

BrackIt

An iPhone app that builds and runs a tournament bracket for you — scheduling matches, tracking scores, and handling playoffs — instead of a spreadsheet and a whiteboard.