Planning & agile
Project roadmap timeline template
A four-quarter roadmap with workstream lanes, bars and a launch milestone.
Free online whiteboard — draw, plan and share
SketchFlow is a free online whiteboard for thinking on a big, endless canvas. Sketch freehand, drop shapes and notes, point things out with the laser while presenting, and export or share when you are done — all without logging in.
What is an online whiteboard?
An online whiteboard is a digital canvas for drawing, writing and arranging ideas, like a meeting-room whiteboard that never runs out of space and can be saved, exported and shared.
Why SketchFlow
- Infinite canvas with pan and zoom, plus a grid you can toggle.
- Freehand pen, shapes, text, images, frames and a laser pointer.
- Private by design: boards are saved in your own browser, not on a server.
- Light and dark board themes for any room or screen.
How to use SketchFlow as an online whiteboard
- Step 1: Open SketchFlow — the board is ready immediately.
- Step 2: Pick a tool from the toolbar or press its key (P pen, R rectangle, T text).
- Step 3: Hold Space and drag, or scroll, to move around the canvas; Ctrl/Cmd + scroll zooms.
- Step 4: Use the laser pointer (K) while presenting so others can follow.
- Step 5: Export as PNG or SVG, save a .sketchflow file, or copy a share link.
Templates for this
Open one on the board, or read how to adapt it first.
Planning & agile
Eisenhower matrix template
Urgent vs. important quadrants: do, schedule, delegate, eliminate.
Strategy & business
Lean canvas template
The nine-box one-page business model for startups and side projects.
Wireframes & UX
User journey map template
Five journey stages with actions, thoughts, feelings and opportunities.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to use the whiteboard?
No. Open the page and start drawing; nothing asks you to sign in.
Can several people draw on the same board live?
Not at the moment. Share a link to hand someone an editable copy of your board; they can send their version back the same way.
Is my whiteboard private?
Yes. Boards are kept in your browser's local storage. A share link carries the drawing inside the link itself, after the #, which browsers do not send to the server.