Draw.Chat is an online whiteboard tool that offers free collaborative drawing board solutions for online meetings. Users can draw, chat, or communicate via audio and video conference. Draw.Chat is like paint for the web - it's the simplest, fastest and easiest collaborative drawing editor.

Uh-oh. The last anonymous drawing app I saw was quickly defiled with NSFW doodles.

@rrhoover Whiteboards are private. Users can use them for whatever they want.

@gr0g that's much safer (and to be clear, I was half joking). Congrats on the 🚀! How are most people using it?

@rrhoover Thank you! Some people are using this app as a supplement for Skype in online tutoring. Also, I found links to very nice Anime drawings on Facebook.

This is pretty cool, tho a little rough around the edges. I've been looking for something like this recently as I'm a designer working with a developer, and there's surprisingly few examples of collaborative drawing on the web. The biggest challenge I see with this is friction. My flow goes something like: > Start call with developer to talk through designs which I've sent him on InVision > Start coming up with new ways that a screen might look / function > Get out sketchpad and draw what we're talking about > Snap a picture on a spare device, and upload to Slack so we're on the same page about what we're talking about I see this last step as where you could come in, but without integrating easily with the 'Share To' command from an image on my phone/iPad, I just can't see myself using it.

@samrye_enspiral Thank you for your feedback. I just implemented your suggestion. Now, native share popup should appear by default (at this moment only Chrome is supporting this feature).

I like use the product to shere my quick concept in real time.

Pros:

It's free & simple to use.

Cons:

It's fine.

Draw.Chat

Real-time whiteboard with video chat & text

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