There a ton of options for Whiteboarding Applications. I wrote fairly extensively about them, including a [[Decision Matrix]], in [Column #430](https://aarongilly.com/430/). Here's a distilled summary of those apps I still consider useful from time to time. # Figjam By the makers of Figma. This one is great, yet I don't use it much. It's a bit too slow to start and requires a connection. # Freeform By Apple. This one is _probably_ the best one for the iPad. It's missing some pretty obvious features, though. Labeled connectors, for one. ![[Pasted image 20240308224842.png]] # GoodNotes This is not a Whiteboarding app, but can be used like one. It's a notebook app that I'm very comfortable using. It's fine. GoodNotes doodles blow up huge. # Concepts This is a drawing app with an infinite whiteboard-like canvas. Its layering is a nice bonus feature. ![[Pasted image 20240308225754.png]] # [[Excalidraw]] I still love this one. It's [[Open Source]]. ![[Pasted image 20240308230208.png]] # [[DrawIO]] Less of an whiteboarding app than it is a _diagramming_ app. It's open source. Less great at free-form stuff, but is the only one from the above that supports multiple pages & hyperlinking. # [[Obsidian]] Canvases While Obsidian is best for notetaking, [[Obsidian Canvas]] feature could be useful. Zero support for freeform drawing, though. **** # More ## Source - Self - via [Column #430](https://aarongilly.com/430/) ## Related - [[Diagram Types (index)]]