Pick a template.
Teach. Done.
A real-time, multi-cursor whiteboard sitting next to your video — with 26+ teaching-ready scaffolds. KG number boxes through Class 11 periodic tables, brainstorms, SWOT, mind maps, lab reports. Pick one in two clicks and you're teaching, not setting up.
The template library
26ready-to-teach boards, grouped by what you’re teaching.
None of these are “starter shapes” you spend 20 minutes wiring up. Pick a card → the board opens with the layout, labels, and prompts pre-placed. You add the words.
K-12 grade bands· 8 templates
Pre-built scaffolds per grade — KG to Class 11-12. Indian teachers told us 'I just want the worksheet that fits Class 6'. Here.
Numbers 1 - 10
KGTrace-ready number boxes with dot-counts underneath
Shapes & colours
KGFour big shape outlines with drop zones
Times table grid
Class 3-510×10 multiplication grid — practise a row, quiz across
Fraction circles
Class 4-6Whole · halves · thirds · quarters · sixths · eighths
Parts of speech
Class 5-8Noun · Verb · Adjective · Adverb with drop zones
Algebra workspace
Class 6-9Given → Find → Solve — the working IS the answer
Periodic table
Class 8-1118-column × 7-row skeleton — fill in as you study
Supply & demand
Class 11-12Price-quantity axes — shift one to predict the next
Teaching scaffolds· 6 templates
The four moves of a good class, prepped as a board. Drop in the topic, teach.
Lesson plan
Objective · Hook · Practice · Exit ticket
K-W-L chart
Know · Want to know · Learned
Frayer model
Definition · Characteristics · Examples · Non-examples
Storyboard
Six-panel narrative scaffold
Lab report
Hypothesis · Method · Results · Conclusion
Weekly schedule
Seven-day grid, today highlighted
Thinking & ideation· 4 templates
When the class needs to brainstorm, classify, or reason together.
Brainstorm
Centre topic with eight sticky notes radiating out
Mind map
Main topic, four primary branches, sub-topics trailing
Venn diagram
Two overlapping sets — unique vs shared
Decision tree
Root question → branch by option → trace each path
Analysis & strategy· 5 templates
Bring case-study energy into the room without spinning up a separate tool.
SWOT analysis
Strengths · Weaknesses · Opportunities · Threats
User persona
Avatar + name + goals + frustrations + behaviours
Empathy map
Says · Thinks · Does · Feels
Fishbone
Spine to a problem head, six bones for causes
5 Whys
Walk past symptoms to find the root cause
Planning & retros· 3 templates
Run the cohort kick-off, the goals week, the wrap-up — same board, three uses.
Eisenhower matrix
Important × Urgent — Do · Schedule · Delegate · Drop
OKR planner
One objective + three measurable key results
Sprint retrospective
Liked · Learned · Lacked · Longed for
Plus a blank canvas when you want to draw from nothing — infinite grid, every tool ready.
In an Indian classroom
What the board actually does between 7 pm and 9 pm.
Three scenarios from the educators we work with most.
Vedic maths · Class 5
“I open the Times table grid template, multiply 13 by 9 the Vedic way live, then drop the same board into the cohort feed so kids who missed it can replay.”
Templates + features used
- Times table grid template (Class 3-5)
- Multi-cursor — two kids race a row each
- Saved to the past-class page automatically
NEET Biology · Class 11-12
“Lab report template gives me Hypothesis · Method · Results · Conclusion already laid out. I diagram the experiment, students copy into their notebooks, recording links the board to the explanation.”
Templates + features used
- Lab report template (Teaching)
- Frayer model for term-of-the-day
- Board attaches to the recording sidebar
JEE coaching · Cohort weekly
“OKR planner on Sunday for the week's targets. Sprint retro on Saturday — Liked · Learned · Lacked · Longed for. Same tool, two ends of the week. Parents see the recap auto-post in the community feed.”
Templates + features used
- OKR planner + Sprint retrospective
- Boards inline in the Common Room feed
- Members react with 🎉 when they hit the OKR
Real-time multi-cursor. Now, not 'soon.'
- Named cursors with per-participant colour — Renu blue, Anaya rose, you in primary
- Edits stream live — no refresh-to-sync, no merge dialogs
- Students can request edit access; you approve from the same panel (no leaving the call)
- Read-only mode for late joiners catching up — they see the board, can't disturb it
- Snapshot per session — 'the board at minute 14' survives the class end
One board per class, plus a standalone library.
- Per-session boards attach to the class automatically — no manual filing
- Standalone library at /dashboard/whiteboards
- Thumbnails auto-generated from the canvas itself (not a placeholder image)
- Click a thumbnail to open fullscreen — presentation-grade
- Rename, duplicate, delete; export as PNG/SVG with one click
Vedic maths · Squares & cubes
42 strokes · 2h ago
Hooks deep dive — class 4
117 strokes · 1d ago
Brainstorm · cohort 7 launch
28 strokes · 3d ago
ER diagram demo
64 strokes · 5d ago
Searchable + filterable · auto-thumbnails
The tools you'd expect, none you don't.
- Hand-drawn aesthetic — feels human, not corporate
- Pen · eraser · shapes · arrows · text · sticky notes · images
- Pan + zoom infinite canvas — no fixed page size, no 'export to A4' nonsense
- Export selection or the whole board to PNG / SVG / clipboard
- Keyboard shortcuts for every common operation
- Dark mode + accessibility-tested colour palette
⌘+Z
Undo
⌘+Shift+E
Export PNG
F
Fullscreen
Power features
Two things a standalone whiteboard won’t do in your classroom.
AI refine — clean up a messy board
Drew a quick concept map mid-class? Hit ✨ Refine. We straighten the lines, align the boxes, harmonise the colours — and leave the meaning intact. One click, no tutorial.
Student edit requests — host stays in control
Students ask to draw; you approve from a dropdown on the board itself. Cross-channel notifications both ways. No more 'who's drawing on my class?' moments.
vs. the alternatives
You came from one of these. Here’s why this is different.
What hurts
Separate licence, separate sign-in, separate brand. Students need an account; classroom plans paywalled. Two browsers, two invoices.
The Big Class
Already inside your workspace. Students see it inside the class — no extra signup, no extra invoice.
What hurts
Disappears the moment the call ends. No template library. Bound to a paid host seat.
The Big Class
Saves per class, stays on the past-class page. 25+ templates. No per-host paywall.
What hurts
Discontinued by its vendor. Whatever you saved lives on borrowed time; export paths often half-broken.
The Big Class
Your boards, your CDN. One-click export to PNG / SVG. Workspace export in CSV / JSON, free tier included.
What hurts
Only one student in the room can write. No replay. Wiped at the end of the period.
The Big Class
20+ students can co-edit. Recording links to the board. Search the library months later.
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Start your workspace, open /dashboard/whiteboards, pick a template — you're teaching.