For online tutors and their students
The whiteboard that keeps the notes
Every lesson lands on real A4 pages, in a book your student keeps. Import a past paper and write over it. Box a question and set it as homework. Export a term of work as one clean PDF. Free for three students; £6 a month for a tutoring business.
A shelf, like the one your students get. Open a book.
Recorded from the real product on every release, so it never goes stale. The full two-minute walkthrough is on the docs page.
From the people using it
Being able to download full books, or just certain chapters, with my students is a real game-changer. They leave with comprehensive notes on everything we do together.
The homework tagging is amazing. It makes my life so easy, and it is the simplest way I have found to keep on top of every student's work between lessons.
It is really simple to use, and I can even customise my books to look pretty.
I like physical copies of my work for when I am travelling. Exporting exactly the books or chapters I want and printing them has made this the best platform I have used for online classes.
Books, not scrollback
Each student gets books with chapters per lesson. Nothing scrolls away into an infinite canvas.
Past papers under ink
Import a PDF, pick the pages, and they sit locked beneath the writing. Clear the ink, keep the worksheet.
Their own sign-in
A student joins from an invite link or a six-character code and keeps a username and password, on as many devices as they like. Parents get a read-only link. Revoke anything in one tap.
Ink that keeps up
Built for the Apple Pencil first: pressure, instant strokes, palm rejection that survives real handwriting.
Homework that closes the loop
Set it with a due date, see when it is opened, see it handed in.
Maths tools built in
Straight-line ruler, a draggable protractor, a scientific calculator that writes its working onto the page.
Made by a tutor, priced like one
Writeboard exists because the alternatives cost more and remember less. Free for three students, for as long as you like. £6 a month, or £60 a year, for a tutoring business. Every lesson leaves a record worth keeping.