A whiteboard that draws what you explain
SpeakCanvas gives you the freedom of a whiteboard without having to draw. Describe the idea, and a finished card appears on an infinite canvas.
Start presenting“Draw how a support request moves: customer writes, agent replies, issue is solved.”
Support flow
An infinite canvas for one continuous talk
There are no pages to flip. Cards stay in place as your talk grows. Pan and zoom to move between details and the full picture, then use fullscreen for the room.
AI cards, and your own pen
Ask for charts, flowcharts, timelines, org charts, SWOT boards and comparison matrices by voice or text. Drag them wherever you want.
When you want to mark something yourself, drawing mode gives you a pen, highlighter and eraser on the same canvas.
Bring your existing material
Drop PDFs, videos, images, documents or Excel and CSV files on the canvas. Excel and CSV files become tables you can show during the talk.
Questions
- What is the difference between an AI whiteboard and PowerPoint?
- PowerPoint is built around prepared slides shown in a fixed order. A canvas like SpeakCanvas is one open space where content is added during the talk. PowerPoint produces a shareable file; SpeakCanvas produces a live board at a link.
- Do I need drawing skills?
- No. Cards are generated from your description. Freehand drawing is optional.
- Is it browser-based?
- Yes, it runs in the browser with nothing to install.
- Can others see the same canvas?
- Yes. Anyone you send the canvas link to can open the same canvas, and it also stays in sync with the phone remote.