Some problems don't untangle over text. The live collaborative whiteboard gives you a shared canvas where a teacher, tutor, or parent joins your practice session in seconds and works through the problem with you — like having your teacher in the room, whenever you need them.
One code, no setup
Every whiteboard session has a 6-character code and a shareable invite link. Your teacher opens the link, enters the code, and they're in — no app to install, no account setup, no screen-sharing gymnastics.
The practice question stays pinned in the sidebar with its subject, subtopic, and difficulty, and the teacher can swap it for a new one mid-session.
A real canvas, drawn together
The board is an infinite, zoomable canvas with pen, line, rectangle, and ellipse tools, six ink colours, and adjustable stroke widths. It works with a mouse, a finger, or a stylus.
Everything is synced in real time: you can watch the other person's working appear stroke by stroke, while they're still drawing it. Undo and clear are shared too, so the board always looks the same to everyone on it.
Chat beside the board
A message panel sits alongside the canvas for anything better said in words — a hint, a question, a "look at this step again." Shift+Enter gives you new lines; the conversation stays attached to the session.
Built to survive real life
Wi-Fi hiccups happen. The whiteboard reconnects automatically — a brief dropout won't end the session or lose the board.
You can also minimise the whiteboard to a small floating widget while you work through the question, then pop it back to full screen when you need the shared canvas again.
Who it's for
Students stuck on a specific problem. Tutors running remote sessions who want a proper shared workspace instead of a webcam pointed at paper. Parents who want to help with homework without hovering.
Start a practice session, open the whiteboard, and send the code — that's the whole workflow.