Any video conferencing tool + cheap wacom + Figma is quite powerful. Works on MacOS/Linux/Windows. There are some things Figma isn't intended (and as such very

Any video conferencing tool + cheap wacom + Figma is quite powerful. Works on MacOS/Linux/Windows. There are some things Figma isn't intended (and as such very good fit) for though, like diagramming/flowcharts, or marking up PDF's - haven't found great multiplayer web apps for those. Feels like concurrent multiuser editing is something that a lot of software would benefit from - maybe something we will look back in 5 years as being weird it didn't exist and we had to send files back and forth to work on something together. Would make working together on almost anything easier remotely. Miro and Mural are also quite nice collab tools, more limited than Figma but some nice things out of the box.