Checkout doodledocs.com -- no account creation needed, front-end app only (it doesn't always work behind corporate wifi) It's nowhere near perfect, but it's op

Checkout doodledocs.com -- no account creation needed, front-end app only (it doesn't always work behind corporate wifi) It's nowhere near perfect, but it's open source and I'm open to any collaboration on it for fun (even a complete rewrite, I'm not a fan of EmberJS. I explored EmberJS with it). I'm currently noticing an eraser bug when you are in draw mode and they are in eraser mode (d'oh). I didn't know Jamboard existed when I made it. But I made it because I didn't find any app that applies pressure sensitivity and it's quite simple to do (TL;DR modern browsers support pressure sensitivity). You can also annotate websites with it. Though, I didn't get the collaborative aspects of that working. My focus was on the question "what if websites are like paper?" And I ran with it for a month, while exploring EmberJS. For that reason, I don't have an undo, but simply an eraser. It's also why the default style is pencil / pressure-sensitive based (you can have a more pen-like style though). Its main use cases that I use it for are: - Learning how to draw by tracing images. - Brainstorming / whiteboarding (empty board) - Brainstorming / whiteboarding (image loaded via URL) - Draw over websites (mostly for annotation / having margins to write on) I'm curious to know what you think of it. People can also use an MS Surface or Wacom by the way.