Brainboard vs OpenBoard Whiteboard

Brainboard

Description: Brainboard is a digital whiteboard and visual collaboration platform. It allows distributed teams to sketch ideas, diagrams and workflows in real-time. Brainboard makes it easy to visualize concepts and collaborate across devices.

Type: software

OpenBoard Whiteboard

Description: OpenBoard is a free and open source interactive whiteboard software for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It allows teachers and students to draw, annotate over documents and presentations, import images, record audio, capture screenshots and more, making it useful for presentations and online lessons.

Type: software

Pricing: Open Source

Brainboard Features

• Real-time collaboration
• Diagramming and flowcharting
• Visual thinking
• Unlimited boards
• Integrations with Slack, Jira, etc

OpenBoard Whiteboard Features

• Drawing tools like pen, highlighter, shapes, etc.
• Import and annotate over images, PDFs and other documents
• Multi-page canvases
• Screen recording and screenshot tools
• Supports touchscreens and stylus pens
• Collaboration tools for remote teaching
• Supports over 80 languages

Brainboard

• Not listed

OpenBoard Whiteboard

• Open Source