Digital whiteboard apps for learning give lessons a shared canvas on a phone, tablet, computer or browser. This guide helps educators and learners compare platform support, free access, trials and pricing models.
The finder list is ordered by newest releases first, using figures the makers publish. Nothing is scored.
Boardmix suits teams that want a shared space for planning, diagrams, and discussion, including project, sales, marketing, IT, and UX and design teams.
Explain Everything suits teachers and schools creating lessons or tutorials, as well as tutors, creatives, facilitators, and business consultants.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2FigJam suits teams that want a shared space for planning, brainstorming, diagramming, or meetings.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5Miro suits teams that need a shared visual space for planning, design, workshops, or process work.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3Collaboard may suit teams, companies, public administrations, and educational institutions that collaborate visually.
Conceptboard suits teams planning workshops, projects, roadmaps, and group decisions on shared boards.
Canva Whiteboards suits groups that need a shared space for workshops, planning, mind mapping, diagramming or online teaching.
MURAL suits individuals, teams, and organizations that need a shared visual space for collaboration.
Stormboard suits business and enterprise professionals, including distributed teams, planning work in shared visual spaces.
It suits teams that need a shared canvas for workshops, research, planning, or strategic visioning.
Match the app to the devices and systems you use. Platforms represented here include web, Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and API access.
A browser-based option can suit mixed devices, while a native app may fit a specific operating system. Check the listed platform before choosing.
The list includes free plans. Pricing models include freemium and free, so review what the no-cost option includes before paying.
A free plan can help you compare an app with your lesson setup without an upfront subscription.
Trial periods appear in the pricing notes for Conceptboard, Limnu and Miro. Conceptboard lists a 30-day trial; Limnu and Miro list 14-day trials.
Check the trial terms and the date billing begins before entering payment details.
Paid starting prices in the list use dollars or euros and may be shown per user, per month or per year. Compare the billing period as well as the starting amount.
Scribble Together, Explain Everything, FigJam, Boardmix, Collaboard and MURAL publish different starting prices, so read the pricing note for the app you are considering.
API is one of the platforms represented in this category. If your learning workflow needs an integration, check the app's platform details for API support before selecting it.
