Draw it
Sketch freely or build with shapes, sticky notes, images, frames, and connectors that stay attached as the diagram changes.
AI-assisted visual workspace
Draw by hand, build with AI, and shape the result with your team. One fast canvas for diagrams, whiteboards, wireframes, and the conversations behind them.
Create an account in seconds. Your saved drawings are waiting when you come back.
One canvas, three modes
Start wherever the work already is: in your head, on the board, inside a brief, or in a conversation with an AI agent.
Sketch freely or build with shapes, sticky notes, images, frames, and connectors that stay attached as the diagram changes.
Tell the Canvas assistant what you want to show. It can create, connect, relabel, recolor, and revise directly on the board.
Start a live room, invite teammates, share a QR code, and watch the canvas update while the conversation is happening.
Editable by design
Most AI image tools stop at the picture. getdraw.app creates diagram elements: labeled shapes, attached arrows, decision branches, and organized lanes.
Built for the work after the workshop
Saved drawings get a home—not another forgotten browser tab.
Search by title, filter by ownership, and sort by name or last update.
Use a visual grid or switch to a detailed list with role and collection.
Drag drawings into collections and move between personal and shared scopes.
Restore owner-deleted drawings from Trash for up to 90 days.
Share with intention
Co-creation and presentation are different jobs. getdraw.app gives each one its own kind of link.
Invite people into a real-time room with participant presence, drawing roles, email invitations, and QR-code handoff.
Send a fixed, read-only link that opens without an account and remains separate from the original drawing.
Your agents can draw here, too.
Connect a compatible MCP client through an explicit sign-in and approval flow. An approved agent can create a saved flowchart, turn supported Mermaid into editable objects, and use your drawing defaults.
Made for work that is easier to see
Architecture, data flows, services, agents, and infrastructure.
User journeys, state transitions, wireframes, and experience maps.
Onboarding, approvals, support, handoffs, and exception paths.
Sticky-note thinking that becomes an organized, editable outcome.