What are some good replacements for the whiteboard?

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I am looking for a whiteboard on my computer.

Mike Darkowski · Accepted Answer

Miro (formerly RealtimeBoard).
Lots of options, easy to use, has mobile apps (no way to work offline though).

Mushfiq Rahman · Answer

This is a great free tool that lets you easily mind map things the way you would using a board and post it. There are also some great features in there that make the process of letting creativity flow much easier.

Plus, it lets you collaborate with your team!

Pavel Kukhnavets · Answer

Hygger is a new generation tool that offers beautiful online Kanban boards that allow managers of various companies to visualize their workflow easily.
In software development, Kanban boards (https://hygger.io/use-cases/kanban-board/ ) are a popular means of project management. 
You can use Swimlanes to split the board horizontally for easy categorizing lots of tasks; as well as add WIP limits to define all roadblocks and inefficiencies in the work process.

Charles Han · Answer

Quite literally, it's "a whiteboard on my computer."

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Literally one of my new faves. I can use it for visualizing literally all of my projects for my studies! Boosts my productivity and data is super easy to share with others!

Peter van Teeseling · Answer

If Office365 is your platform, this will integrate nicely.

Reg Cheramy · Answer

Easily connect your remote teams and quickly capture all your teams ideas and turn them into action and outcomes.

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Beecanvas is probably the better whiteboard SaaS product out there. Subtle differences but BeeCanvas provides a finite display of each "whiteboard". This allows users to know where they put their content, whereas other whiteboard SaaS providers have practically infinite space for each "whiteboard", so when you return you'd have to do a few zoom-ins & outs before finding where you left off.

Dipak · Answer

Learned about Mural at a Meetup in London

It's great for distributed teams

Marko Miletić · Answer

Here's a web whiteboard app i recently made. Most features are free to use so you can try it out :)

Quentin “𝑸” Durantay · Answer

The easier to use. As a PM I use it everytime for presentations, wireframes and to replace whiteboards 😉

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Roger Lu · Answer

We use Taskade as a visual workspace for task lists, flow charts, and mind mapping. The app in general is very minimalist and visual.

Rich Peterson · Answer

Beautiful software!

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product man · Answer

This is great!

Vladimír Seman · Answer

I guess it depends what you use a whiteboard for :-)

When you use it for diagrams and mind maps, you can give a shot to Gleek.
We have created it to replace a whiteboard for the developers, to quickly sketch diagrams from the text.
Even it is primarily used for creating UML diagrams and flowcharts, you can use it to quickly create diagrams during mind mapping process.

👉 Try to type "Shape1-->Shape2" to get an idea

Edul Patel · Answer

I found this one really interesting. Don't know if this solves your purpose

Trevor Murphy · Answer

I've heard great things about Freehand. Definitely less of a drop post its on the board type of tool, but its great for collaborative sketching and drawing out ideas.

Carlos Ruiz · Answer

Signed up for a free account. Really like using it thus far but I'm finding it a real drawback that there's currently no zoom feature. It's soon to be added, per their FAQ's, but it makes browsing a larger board a little difficult. Hopefully they'll add that feature soon!

Phil · Answer

Really well done app, which definitely could replace a whiteboard.