An online whiteboard built for teaching, not paperwork
Flocci Draw gives teachers a free online whiteboard where students need no accounts: share a view-only link and the whole class follows your canvas live, with cursors and drawings appearing in real time. It is light on bandwidth, free to start, and priced in INR when you need more.
Zero-friction for students
The hardest part of classroom tech is onboarding thirty students in two minutes. With Flocci Draw, students click one link and see your board live — no installs, no accounts, no permissions dance. View-only links are enforced on the server, so nobody can scribble over your explanation unless you grant edit access.
Since Google retired Jamboard, teachers have been pushed toward workshop suites that bury a simple whiteboard under templates and enterprise menus. Flocci Draw goes the other way: a clean canvas, big legible hand-drawn strokes, and a dark mode for late-evening classes.
Made for Indian classrooms and tuition
The app is lightweight and stays responsive on everyday connections and modest laptops — important for tuition centres and homes where bandwidth fluctuates. Pricing is in INR via PayU, and the monthly 500 free credits cover a typical teaching load of new cloud boards; drawing itself is always free.
Keep one canvas per class or per topic and switch between them in a click. Everything autosaves as you teach, and you can export any board to PNG to share as notes after class.
How to get started
- Open your board. Sign in once at draw.flocci.in and create a canvas per class or topic.
- Share view-only. Create a share link in view-only mode and drop it in your class chat.
- Teach live. Students follow every stroke in real time; promote a student to edit for board work.
- Share notes after. Export the board to PNG/SVG and circulate it as class notes.
Frequently asked questions
Do my students need accounts?
No. Students open your share link in a browser and see the board live without signing up. Only you, the board owner, need a free account.
Is Flocci Draw a good Google Jamboard replacement?
For teaching, yes: like Jamboard it is simple and instant, and unlike Jamboard it is actively developed, works in any browser, adds live cursors and revocable links, and is free to start. See our Jamboard alternative guide for a full comparison.
Can I stop students from editing the board?
Yes. Share links have roles: view-only links are read-only, enforced server-side. You can rotate or disable a link at any time, instantly cutting off access.
Does it work on low bandwidth?
Yes. The canvas syncs small incremental updates rather than video, so following a live board costs a tiny fraction of a video stream's bandwidth.