Thanks for your feedback! There are three categories of usage for an app like this. The first is document creation, where you're trying to produce some content

Thanks for your feedback! There are three categories of usage for an app like this. The first is document creation, where you're trying to produce some content to use somewhere else. Google Drawings is better at this one than Jotleaf. And it shows in their design, which looks and feels like an Office app. The second is social. You mentioned chat. This has been the biggest driver of Jotleaf usage so far, and I think we're better at it. People make a Jotleaf for a group of friends, and follow each other around in realtime, creating different spaces, and talking to each other freely. It's like a spatial chatroom, or a playground. Finally, there's creating destination pages, and we're better at that too. You can create a beautiful Jotleaf and send people a link to it. With the Drawings interface, I don't see that happening. We've tried hard to make your work look good. I'm curious: you've mentioned a lot of features of Google Drawings. What do you actually use it for?