One board.
Everyone on it.
Notes, sketches, shapes and images on a canvas that never runs out, with your team's cursors moving next to yours.
Three steps, then you are drawing
The whole thing takes about as long as writing the meeting title.
Make a board
Name it and it opens. No template picker, no wizard, nothing between you and the canvas.
Send the link
Anyone in your organization lands on the same canvas, at the same spot, already able to draw.
Draw together
Notes, shapes, images and freehand lines, with every cursor labelled as it moves.
Everything a board should do
No modes to learn and no setup. Open a board and put something on it.
Everyone at once
Invite the team and work on one canvas together. Every change lands as it happens, with no refresh and no merge step.
Live cursors
Everyone on the board carries a labelled pointer, so you always know who is reaching for what.
Twelve tools, no menus
The whole set sits on one strip and every one of them answers to a key. Pick a colour and a weight once, and the next thing you draw comes out the same.
Free to use
No plan to pick and no card to enter.
- People on a boardNo cap
- BoardsNo cap
- Every toolIncluded
- Card on fileNone
Boards for everything
One per project or one per idea, as many as you need. Nothing is capped and nothing expires.
Questions
Do I need an account?
Yes, one account per person. You can use Google or an email and password.
Is it actually free?
Yes. There is no plan to pick, no card to enter and no limit on how many boards you make.
Can my whole team be on one board?
Yes. Everyone in the room sees the same canvas, and each person gets their own cursor and colour.
Do I have to install anything?
No. It runs in the browser, and anyone you invite opens the board from a link.
Can I use it on my own?
Yes. A board works the same with one person on it, so it is fine as a private scratchpad.
Where is the code?
All of it is public, and issues and pull requests are welcome.
Biplo12/BoardFlow on GitHubPut your team on one surface
Making your first board takes about ten seconds, and the people you invite need nothing but the link.