Hi Product Hunt, I'm Sang Hyuk, a solo developer in Korea.

Everydraw is a small daily habit: one topic a day, the same for everyone in the world. You doodle it with your finger in five minutes (or one or three, if you prefer). When you submit, the world map opens.

The part I like most: each country or region shows its drawings layered faintly on top of each other, so a shape slowly appears. You can see how people elsewhere drew the same cat, then flip through the drawings one by one.

A few choices I made on purpose:

It's built for doodles, not good drawings. One black pen, an eraser, undo.
No likes or rankings. You look around; you don't compete.
AI only plays along. An on-device model guesses what you drew (it's often wrong), and once per drawing it can add a few strokes if you're stuck. The strokes are blue, you decide whether to keep them, and drawings that keep them are labeled "AI helped". Nothing is sent to an AI service.
You can start without an account. After your first few drawings, posting to the world map needs Sign in with Apple or Google; otherwise you can keep drawings private in your sketchbook.
Free, no ads, no in-app purchases. Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian, French and German.

While the app is new, some average drawings include drawings from Google's Quick, Draw! dataset (CC BY 4.0) so the map isn't empty. That's labeled in the app, and people counts only include real users.

It's for ages 13 and up. Community rules, reporting and blocking are built in.

I'd love to hear what topic you'd want the whole world to draw, and anything that felt confusing on first launch. I'll be here all day.

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Sang Hyuk, a solo developer in Korea.

A few choices I made on purpose:

It's built for doodles, not good drawings. One black pen, an eraser, undo.
No likes or rankings. You look around; you don't compete.
AI only plays along. An on-device model guesses what you drew (it's often wrong), and once per drawing it can add a few strokes if you're stuck. The strokes are blue, you decide whether to keep them, and drawings that keep them are labeled "AI helped". Nothing is sent to an AI service.
You can start without an account. After your first few drawings, posting to the world map needs Sign in with Apple or Google; otherwise you can keep drawings private in your sketchbook.
Free, no ads, no in-app purchases. Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian, French and German.

It's for ages 13 and up. Community rules, reporting and blocking are built in.

I'd love to hear what topic you'd want the whole world to draw, and anything that felt confusing on first launch. I'll be here all day.

Everydraw

One doodle a day, on the same topic as the whole world

One doodle a day, on the same topic as the whole world