Real-time collaboration
Share one link and everyone draws on the same canvas. See live cursors, who's selecting what, and follow a teammate's viewport while they walk you through it.
Draw it out,
together.
Waggle is a hand-drawn whiteboard for teams. Sketch architecture, wireframes and half-formed ideas on an infinite canvas, and share one link to think them through live.
Made for the messy middle
System designWireframesSprint retros
FlowchartsMind mapsInterview whiteboarding
Lesson notesUser journeys
Features
Everything you need to think on a canvas.
Waggle stays out of your way. Open a tab, start drawing, and pull your team in when the idea is ready to argue about.
Encrypted links and live sessions
Shared links and live sessions are encrypted in your browser. The key lives in the link's #fragment and never reaches our servers.
#key=k9F…Qabrowser only
server seesa8c1·f0e9·…
Hand-drawn by default
Sketchy lines say "this is a draft". People argue with ideas instead of polishing pixels.
just a rough idea…
Export anywhere
Copy straight into docs and slides, or keep the editable file. Scene data can be embedded in the PNG itself.
.png.svg.waggleclipboard
Shape libraries
Save the components you draw again and again: cloud icons, UI kits, org-chart cards. Drag them in with one move.
Drag them in from the Library panel
Works offline, saves locally
Install it as an app. Your canvas autosaves in the browser, so a bad connection never eats a diagram.
● saved locallyPWAmacOS · Windows · Linux · iPad
Keyboard first
Every tool is one key away. Fast enough to keep up with a meeting that's moving quicker than you can talk.
Rrectangle Aarrow Ttext
Ppen ⌘/commands
Why "Waggle"
Bees don't write memos.
They draw.
When a honeybee finds something worth sharing, it doesn't explain it. It dances. The waggle dance is a figure-eight whose angle and rhythm tell the whole hive where to fly next.
We think teams work the same way. A quick sketch on a shared canvas lands faster than a page of text. Waggle is that dance floor.
How it works
From blank tab to shared canvas in seconds.
01
Open Waggle
No account, no onboarding tour. The canvas is already there, and it's yours.
waggle.buzzspire.net
02
Sketch the idea
Boxes, arrows, sticky notes, freehand. Rough is fine. Rough is the point.
[ idea ] → [ ??? ] → [ profit ]
03
Share the link
Start a live session and drop the link in chat. Everyone joins the same canvas.
waggle.buzzspire.net/app/#room=a7f3…,k9F…
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is Waggle free?
Yes. Drawing, exporting and live collaboration are free, and you don't need an account for any of them.
Do I need an account?
No. You can draw, export and start a live session without one. With an account you can keep drawings in the cloud, open them on any device and work in team workspaces.
Can you see my drawings?
Not the ones you share by link or draw in a live session. Those are end-to-end encrypted in your browser, and the key sits in the part of the link after the #, which browsers never send to a server. Drawings you save to your account are kept on our servers so you and your team can open them anywhere; they are not end-to-end encrypted.
Where is my work saved?
Without an account, your canvas autosaves in your browser.
Signed in, you can keep drawings in your account, and they stay
in sync across your devices. You can always save a
.waggle file to disk or export PNG and SVG.
Can my team share drawings?
Yes. Create a team workspace, invite people by e-mail and give each one a role: viewer, editor or admin. Group drawings into collections; every member also gets a private collection of their own.
Does it work on a tablet?
Yes. Waggle runs in any modern browser and supports touch and stylus input, so an iPad with a pencil makes a great whiteboard.
Got an idea?
Waggle it.
Open a blank canvas. It takes less time than reading this sentence.
Start drawing, it's free