Critique Board

Draw on any page with a mouse, pen or finger; it fades after a few seconds. Created by Matt (Matheus) Campioli

Critique Board lets you draw right on top of any web page, then lets the drawing fade away on its own. Use it to point at something in a design review, circle a bug, walk a teammate through a page, or mark up a presentation while you talk. Nothing is saved and nothing is sent anywhere: you draw, people see it, and a few seconds later it is gone. HOW IT WORKS Click the round button (or press Option/Alt + D) to open the toolbar, pick a tool and draw. Strokes fade out after a few seconds, so the page is always clean again. TOOLS • Pen, with line width that follows pen pressure • Highlight (wide and see-through) • Circle, Box, Arrow and Line • Numbered point (drops 1, 2, 3… to walk through a page) • Move, to use the page normally while the toolbar stays open • Five inks: red, amber, green, blue and white FADE TIMER Choose how long a drawing stays: from 1 to 20 seconds. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS (Option on Mac, Alt on Windows/Linux) • Alt + V Move · P Pen · H Highlight · O Circle · R Box · A Arrow · L Line · N Numbered point • Alt + 1 to 5: pick an ink • Alt + [ and ]: shorter or longer fade • Alt + X: clear the drawing now • Alt + D: open or close the toolbar • Alt + I: hide or show the round button • Alt + F: let your finger draw too (touch screens) • Esc: back to Move WORKS WHERE YOU PRESENT The toolbar stays on top of full-screen pages, so you can draw during presentation mode (for example, Google Slides). MADE TO STAY OUT OF YOUR WAY • Mouse, pen or finger: with touch, your finger keeps scrolling unless you turn finger drawing on • The toolbar always opens in the middle of the screen, even if you moved the button to a corner • You can hide the round button and bring it back with a shortcut • No account, no settings, no tracking, no ads PRIVACY Critique Board does not collect, store or transmit any data. It does not read the content of the pages you visit. Everything you draw lives only in the open tab and disappears when it fades or when you close or reload the page. Created by Matt (Matheus) Campioli.