Features

Everything a math lesson needs: from a quick sketch to an exact construction and working together with the class.

An endless canvas

Write, draw and lay out the material of a lesson as you like: the canvas pans and zooms.

  • A pen with pressure, dashes and dots
  • A sketch becomes a neat figure in one click
  • Text, also in a handwriting font
  • Pictures from a file or the clipboard
  • Undo and redo of every action
See the screenshot
Everything on one canvasEverything on one canvas

Formulas

Type formulas on the keyboard: “/” makes a fraction, “^” a power, and templates are always at hand.

  • Fractions, roots, powers, subscripts, systems
  • A column of templates by topic
  • Key hints while you type
  • A handwritten look, like chalk on a blackboard
  • One click turns a formula into a graph
See the screenshot
Typing formulasTyping formulas

Function graphs

Plot several functions on the same axes and change parameters with a slider — the graph follows at once.

  • y = f(x), vertical lines and points
  • Parameters with sliders
  • The formula written on its own graph
  • Degrees or radians
  • Computed in the background: the board never stalls
See the screenshot
Graphs with parametersGraphs with parameters

Dynamic geometry

Constructions keep their dependencies, not a picture: drag a vertex and everything else is rebuilt.

  • Points, segments, lines, circles
  • Midpoints, perpendiculars, intersections
  • Circumscribed and inscribed circles
  • Exact shapes: equilateral, isosceles and right triangles, square, parallelogram, trapezoid
  • Given marks (equal sides, angles) look different from measured values
See the screenshot
Geometric constructionsGeometric constructions

Solids

The solids of a geometry textbook, which you can turn to show the side you need.

  • Cube, cuboid, prisms and pyramids
  • Cylinder, cone, frustum
  • Sphere and hemisphere
  • Orthographic view, or the oblique one of textbooks
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Solid geometrySolid geometry

Pages

Split a lesson into pages, like the sheets of a workbook, with tabs at the bottom of the board.

  • Paper: blank, dotted or squared
  • Page colour
  • Tracing-paper opacity: the page before shows through
  • Copy and reorder pages
See the screenshot
Pages and paperPages and paper

Classroom widgets

A clock and a timer right on the board: time a task without switching to another window.

  • An analog clock — and a lesson in telling the time
  • A digital clock
  • A countdown timer
  • A stopwatch
See the screenshot
Clocks and a timerClocks and a timer

Lessons with students

Invite the class to your board: everyone sees what you write at once, and those you allow can write too.

  • Invitation by a link or a QR code
  • The teacher lets students in by name
  • Rights: watch, change own work, or change everything
  • End-to-end encryption: the server never sees the content
See the screenshot
A lesson with studentsA lesson with students

Boards from AI assistants

Ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other chat to solve a problem, and get the solution on a board: with formulas, graphs and drawings.

  • Create with AI: works with any chat, nothing to install
  • The task can be a photo of the textbook: the assistant writes the statement out on the board
  • The connector (MCP): the assistant checks the board itself and gives you a link to it
  • Connect the assistant to an open board: it reads it and adds steps or pages, even during a lesson
  • In Claude: Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector, with the address below (one custom connector on the Free plan)
  • In ChatGPT: developer mode (paid plans), then an app with the same address
  • The board behind the link is encrypted: the key is only in the link itself

Connector address: /api/mcp

Privacy and files

No accounts and no cloud: boards live in your browser, and a board file can be downloaded and opened anywhere.

  • No sign-up and no ads
  • Boards are stored only on your device
  • A board file for a copy or to move it
  • In English, Ukrainian, Russian, French, Spanish and Italian

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