Announcing InfiniteCanvas, a Delightful Whiteboarding App for Mac, iPad, iPhone: TestFlight Is Now Open

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I’m psyched to announce a project I hadn’t touched since 2017 is now ready for Mac, iPad, and iPhone: InfiniteCanvas, a delightful and simple drawing app for whiteboarding and sketching.

Screenshot of the hidden rainbow mode on iPad

You’re all invited to join the TestFlight beta, and play with the website!

Since this is a TestFlight release, I haven’t gotten around to finish everything I ever imagined for this app. But my daughter enjoys slapping the iPad with a pencil, so that’s all the confirmation I need to tell it’s good enough. :)

Screenshot of the Mac app, where you have a toolbar and stuff, you know

I’m using this app to do simple line drawings for presentations, and what’s nowadays called “digital whiteboarding” by youngsters.

I hope you have as much fun as a toddler, maybe even more.

Happy to hear your feedback. Check out the app’s website!

InfiniteCanvas – Vector Drawing App Concept

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I have no clue how you create drawing apps. I guess your primary concern is low latency and good-looking results rather than making the most of cool new architecture patterns like VIPER. It’s a real-time thing. Not unlike games, I imagine. Still, “in between years” (between Christmas and New Year; but I like the literal German translation), I took a day or two to come up with a conceptual implementation (MIT licensed).

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