Whiteboards
Think out loud on an infinite canvas.
Sketch, drop images, audio and files, connect them with lines and grow mind maps — together, in real time.
Everything drops in
Text, shapes, drawings, images, audio and any file. Drag it from your desktop and it's there.
Made for sessions
Frames, present mode, a shared timer, dot voting and live reactions for workshops.
Any color you want
A full color picker with hex input — not a palette someone else chose.
What it is
Whiteboards, explained plainly.
Paashi Whiteboards are collaborative infinite canvases for early, visual and spatial work. Crews can combine text, drawings, shapes, images, audio and files, connect ideas, organise them into frames, and run live workshops with timers, reactions and voting.
Best for
- Moodboards, storyboards and visual research
- Remote critiques and workshops
- Mind maps and concept development
How it works
From first step to finished work with whiteboards.
- 01
Collect the raw material
Drop references, files, images, audio and notes onto an open canvas without forcing the idea into a list too early.
- 02
Find the structure
Connect related ideas, grow mind maps and group work into frames that can become a presentation.
- 03
Decide together
Run a shared timer, collect votes and use reactions to make a remote session visible and focused.
- 04
Carry ideas forward
Present frames in sequence, preserve snapshots and turn the chosen direction into planned work elsewhere in Paashi.
Mind maps that grow themselves
Press Tab to branch, Enter to add a sibling. Lines stay attached however you rearrange.
- Connectors that follow shapes
- Group and lock
- Align and distribute
Run a workshop, not a meeting
Wrap ideas in frames, present them one by one, start a timer everyone can see and let people vote.
- Present mode
- Shared timer
- Votes and emoji reactions
Nothing is ever lost
Snapshots record the board over time. Restore any version in a click.
- Automatic history
- Named snapshots
- Comments pinned to the canvas
Collaboration
Built for shared work, not shared confusion.
A shared room
Named cursors and live selections show where teammates are working during a session.
Flexible colour
A full colour picker and hex input let each crew use its own visual language rather than a fixed palette.
Recoverable exploration
History and snapshots preserve earlier directions when the canvas changes.
What this looks like in practice.
01Directors can arrange references and scenes into a storyboard.
02Brand teams can compare visual directions and vote on a route.
03Students can map a research topic before dividing the work.
Questions, answered.
Something else on your mind? We reply within a day.
As many as your team. Every cursor and change syncs live.
Finally, one place for the project.
Free for up to 3 people. No card needed.