With ShareTheBoard you'll never lose board contents again and can easily share your whiteboard with remote viewers. Content is hyper-legible and auto-saved, obstacles are made to appear transparent, and remote viewers can contribute directly to your board.
I never thought that I would be part of a project like this... And yet it is my honor to be part of the Team! ShareTheBoard is so intuitive that it can be used by heads of large corporations, professors, teachers and students, as well as little children who draw on a piece of paper or board and are delighted to see their own drawings on the screen.
@karolina_zuber And we're proud to have you - thank you for all of your help, Karolina!
And you're absolutely right: when even kids instantly know how to use your product, it's safe to say it's fairly intuitive. :)
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It looks like a very useful product! I wish it was launched when I was studying at a university. Hopefully, new students will have a chance to use it! :)
@patryk_szwed_fpwd Thanks, Patryk. My thoughts exactly: imagine NEVER having to copy what's on the board? And devoting 100% of your attention to the professor!
Theoretically. :)
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Hey @martin_demkowicz, congratulations on the launch!
I've been using ShareTheBoard for several months now, and I love the fact that content is saved as a vector graphic, which means I can enlarge it if necessary for a closer look at a detailed sketch that someone made.
BTW, the new website looks great and does a nice job of explaining what you get!
@john_bentham Thanks, John. Great point: saving board contents as editable vectors allows us to bring the whiteboard into an otherwise predominantly digital workflow. Said another way: after that whiteboarding session ends, you can keep making progress on your laptop...
Thanks for the kudos on the site!
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A huge congratulations to @martin_demkowicz and the team for the launch and great technology! Its always awesome to see cleverness and even better to see cleverness that solves a real problem - in this case, both for the business and education.
I was lucky and participated in earlier versions and enjoyed seeing the enthusiasm of the team and the continued evolution of the product. I appreciated how much Martin wanted feedback and embraced it to improve. That bodes well for the future of Share the Board!
Random: I wonder what this product could do for virtual gaming...
@jefflathan Thanks, Jeff - very kind of you to say that. And I/we, in turn, are very lucky to have great testers in the early days... patient enough to run a business-aimed app through the wringer when it's not yet business ready!
As for other applications of our tech... well, you'll just have to tune in to our later launches. ;-)
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This is a really great idea! I can’t wait to see this adopted by more schools and universities. This will help get other solutions’ complicated interfaces out of the way of learning and allow teachers to do what they do best: teach.
@james_goertz Thanks, James! Couldn't have said it better myself: teachers' jobs are hard enough! They shouldn't also have to be experts in new tech. Thanks for the great comment!
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This is really fascinating stuff! The hybrid meeting is no longer the exception but becoming the norm. Share The Board will be a killer app for product management and engineering teams.
@craig_barrett2 Thanks, Craig. Totally agree: hybrid is here to stay and we can't keep cramming everything through the keyboard. We have to start using our spatial context to its full potential!
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I think it's a great product that solves a very real challenge. Being able to sketch out ideas quickly is key to accelerate the delivery of ideas. Technology, whether we realize or not, can often introduce friction to the free form of ideation and solutioning. Often times our language skills can only take us so far and, when working remote, we struggle to find the right words to get everyone in sync with an idea. Remote meetings can run their course without everyone truly understanding your point. Many people are visual learners and a product like this can bring those individuals into the fold and help bring additional insight instead of frustration. Typically, teams give up on white boarding remotely after just a few minutes of fumbling around to get things right only to realize you can't, without a product like this! Martin and team have really developed something that can bring the benefits of in-person office collaboration to remote workers.
@matt_decker WOW, thanks, Matt! Well said. We're going to quote your comment everywhere. Couldn't have asked for a better articulation.
And just to pile on: I love the concept of "friction" in this context, as I think it's often overlooked when we consider remote collaboration solutions. Imagine someone gave you 60 seconds to explain a process/flow to a group of people; would you reach for a process diagramming tool or for a marker? The reason most people choose the latter is precisely due to the frictionless experience following its selection. In other words: you don't have to "translate" what's in your head to capture it visually - it just pours out. We hope to help bring back that ease of use to remote interactions.
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