A whiteboard that actually fits studying
Most whiteboard apps feel built for company meetings. Study Board isn't. It's a plain, fast whiteboard you open in your browser when you need to think something through — a diagram for a friend who's stuck, a quick mind map before an exam, the messy working for a maths problem. You draw, you drop the link in your group chat, and everyone's looking at the same board. No login, nothing to install.
Getting started
Give the board a name so you can find it later, pick a template if you want a head start (or just leave it blank), and choose how long it should stick around. Then draw — there's a pen, highlighter, sticky notes, text, shapes and arrows along the bottom. When you want someone else in, hit Share and send the link.
What's inside
- Pen, highlighter and eraser for the actual drawing
- Sticky notes and text when you'd rather type than scribble
- Boxes, circles, lines and arrows for diagrams
- Ready-made starts for mind maps, flowcharts, DBMS/ER diagrams, maths and exam revision
- Grid, dotted or ruled paper if a blank canvas feels too empty
- Zoom, pan, undo, and a button to save the board as an image
When people reach for it
Usually it's the small stuff — explaining a concept to a classmate over chat, planning who does what on a group project, sketching an ER diagram before writing the SQL, or throwing ideas around before a presentation. Anything that's easier to show than to type out.
A few things people ask
Is it really free?
Yeah, all of it. No account, no trial, no "upgrade to unlock." Open a board and go.
Do I have to sign up?
Nope. You don't make an account and neither do the people you share with — the link is all anyone needs.
Can a few of us use the same board?
Yes. Everyone with the link opens the same board and can edit it. Changes show up for the others within a couple of seconds — it's not instant like a video call, but for studying together it does the job.
How do I get the board to someone?
Tap Share. You'll get a link to copy and a QR code — handy if they're next to you and want to open it on their phone.
Does it work on my phone?
It does. Drawing with a finger or stylus works fine, and the toolbar sits at the bottom so it's easy to reach one-handed.
Will my board stay forever?
Only if you want it to. When you create one you set how long it lasts — an hour, a day, a week, or never. After that it clears itself out so old boards don't pile up.