Hi everyone! For the last months I've been building Diagraw (https://diagraw.com/) in my free time, and today I want to show it to you.
It's a free online whiteboard for diagrams. Everything looks hand-drawn, like you made it with a pen on paper. I always loved that style because diagrams look friendly, not corporate.
What you can do with it:
- Draw architecture diagrams, flowcharts, or just think on an infinite canvas
- Work together in real time: share a link and your friends can draw with you (live cursors included)
- Ask the AI assistant (her name is Lyra) to create a diagram for you, then change it by chatting: "add a Redis cache", "group these services"... and it updates the canvas
- Import from Mermaid, docker-compose or Miro, export to PNG, SVG or PDF
No account needed to start. Everything works in the browser, in English and Spanish.
I built it because at work I was always fighting with diagram tools that felt heavy and slow. I wanted something that opens fast and feels like sketching.
It's still a small project and I'm the only person working on it, so any feedback is super welcome. What is missing? What feels strange? Be honest, I can take it ๐
Thanks for reading!
I played around for a few minutes and I'm somewhat surprised that I like it (because on page-load it looks the same as Excalidraw or Miro or the others).
The sticky/nonsticky buttons are the only maybe-criticism I've got after a quick peek, but I liked it quite a bit and will try using it for real. The export options are important because they make me feel like I won't lose my work if you get bored or forget to pay a bill. :-)