Send the room ID and people can join. Voice, video, and a board live in the same room.
Talk, look, and draw in one place
Connect people first, then put the unclear parts on the board. You do not need to jump between a meeting app, a share tool, and a drawing file to finish a short sync.
Voice and video
Speak as soon as you join, and turn on a camera only when faces help. One screen share at a time keeps walkthroughs of slides, code, or a live page steady. Voice is optional: stay on the board first, then open the mic when the talk starts.
The same picture
Boxes, lines, notes, and other people's cursors stay in sync. When you debate service boundaries, call paths, or data flow, everyone edits the same diagram instead of sending screenshots around. Late arrivals can catch up from the current board.
Write it down together
Sketches, flows, and workshop boards can be drawn by several people at once, with marks showing up almost live. Use it to lock a verbal plan into a sketch, or let people draw in parallel and merge later. Download an image before you leave; after the room closes, the snapshot only stays for a short time.
Built for short alignment
Fewer installs, no account wall, more time for the actual discussion
Room ID as the door
Create a room, send the ID, and others can enter without booking a formal call.
No forced signup
Join and collaborate. Share the room ID only with people you trust.
Voice and video
In-room voice, optional cameras. Turn video on when faces help.
Screen share
Walk through docs, code, or designs. One sharer at a time.
Structure board
Services, links, and flows can change while you talk. Faster than passing screenshots.
Shared canvas
Several people draw on one board. Export an image when you are done.
Four short sessions
Open a room and start. Built for these four kinds of alignment.
Standups
Progress, blockers, next steps. Join, talk, leave.
Design review
Draw boxes and arrows while everyone looks at the same diagram.
Workshops
Sketches and boards can be drawn in parallel. The session is the output.
Demos and questions
Share the screen for steps, use camera for reaction, add a board sketch if needed.