Whiteboards on mobile
André Mensink
I could like it if I can use it on my mobile phone. Now I use Google Keep but whiteboards could add some value.
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Francois Searle
Upvote.
This from Adwin Ang : "Using mouse and creating shapes is slow and not conducive to discussions. And drawing is naturally done with tablet because it's a lot faster than doing on computer."
- I do all my planning and whiteboarding on an iPad with a Apple pen, it is much more intuitive than on the web with a mouse.
Add the fact that mobile App users can't even see Whiteboards.
Joey
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Canvas/Whiteboard functionally for tablets/mobile.
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Orlando St. Pierre
Joey
Can you tell me how this would improve your mobile workflow?
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Dillan Lawless
Joey I'm not sure if this is a trick question - it seems quite obvious. Being able to work on Whiteboards on the go or being able to write using a stylus would make things a lot easier for collaboration, or even just individual work. The fact that you can't even view whiteboards on mobile is the most annoying lack of a feature of your entire app from my point of view.
Joey
Dillan Lawless: Hi! Knowing exactly which features of Whiteboards or how you would use them helps us find the right time to build it. For example, if you only needed to see Whiteboards (no editing) then that may be faster than building editing and live collaboration.
I hope that clarifies, was not a trick question, just trying to poll users as I go through these requests 😊
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Dillan Lawless
Joey Seeing whiteboards is a start... it's the bare minimum but would still make a massive difference
Adwin Ang
Joey In a canvas environment like Whiteboard, being able to draw is quite important, especially for discussion. Using mouse and creating shapes is slow and not conducive to discussions. And drawing is naturally done with tablet because it's a lot faster than doing on computer (unless you have a drawing tablet for computer).
From where I am, I have seen users like Financial Advisors and some Lecturers (not all) just purely bring tablets to work without computers and utilise canvases like Excalidraw, Miro, FigJam and even Draw.io. As for me, I bring both tablet and computer because discussions is primarily done on my tablet and computer is purely for things I can't do with my tablet.
Joey
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Can at least view whiteboard on iPad
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Mark McKinlay
This seems like a long overdue request. I am starting to make extensive use of Whiteboards and encountered what I assumed was obvious, the ability to draw on the iPad with Apple Pencil. I am now contemplating depreciating Whiteboards from my ClickUp projects and reverting back to alternatives.
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Jake Nordin
I only have writing/drawing capabilities on mobile, and I'd imagine I'm not alone in that. this is such a ridiculous oversight.
Allen Stone
This article says Whiteboards 3.0 supports mobile and tablet, but it's still not supported. Feels pretty misleading.
Simon O'Kelly
Agreed. I have people in my team that don’t have a laptop and work off of an iPad. They cannot access any whiteboards created, even to view.
Kevin Molloy
upvoting - this is a hug miss, and makes the service a lot less usable for us (as whiteboards have been used to convey info, but can;t be seen on the move)
Frank Filippelli
When is this coming?!
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