Adam Grudziński

For maths tutors and teachers

A maths whiteboard your student joins from a link.

You send a link, the student opens it in the browser and writes along with you. Plots, 3D solids, formulas and the call in one tab.

The whiteboard in action, 75 seconds
The board on a tablet in the cream theme: the parabola y = x² − 4 with its zeros and minimum
Status
early access, pilot for 10 tutors
Student
no account, nothing to install
Runs
in the browser, tablets included
Interface
Polish today; German and English planned

On general whiteboards, maths is an afterthought.

A function plot gets pasted in as a picture, a pyramid is drawn with the mouse, and the call in a second window covers half the board. And the student needs an account.

  • plots pasted as pictures
  • an account for the student
  • the call in another window

I built this board inside Algebra i Spółka for my own tutoring and have taught my students on it for months. Now it becomes a product of its own, because other tutors asked whether they could use it.

From a link to a lesson in three moves

  1. Open a board

    With a teacher account on the free plan, or in the demo, which needs no sign-up.

  2. Send the link

    The student opens it in the browser. Add a password, or a view-only mode for a whole class.

  3. Teach

    Voice and camera in the same tab. You see the student’s cursor with their name.

The tools a plain whiteboard is missing

  • Function plots

    Type sin(2x) or 1/(x-2)+3 and the board draws it with zeros, extremes and asymptotes. Trig plots get π on the axis.

  • Formulas from the keyboard

    Fractions, powers, roots and limits with no LaTeX, with a live preview.

  • Join from a link

    The student opens a link and is on the board. Optional password and a view-only mode.

  • Voice, camera and chat

    Voice and video from one button, in the same tab as the board. Chat for a link or the homework.

  • Named cursors

    You see where the student is pointing, and who is on the board.

  • Solids and shapes

    Eleven 3D solids and eighteen flat shapes. Hidden edges turn dashed on their own; markers for angles and equal sides.

  • A notebook with pages

    Named pages, squared paper in three sizes or plain, layers, light, cream and dark themes.

  • Writing with a stylus

    On a tablet you write with a stylus as in a notebook, on a computer with the mouse. Three pens at hand, each with its own colour and width, and the eraser removes just part of a stroke.

  • Formula sheet and calculator

    The official exam formula sheet at hand, plus ready boards for the Polish grade 8 exam and matura.

    The formula sheet open at solid geometry

A class of thirty on one board

30
people on one board, the teacher drawing
5 ms
median time for the teacher’s stroke to reach the students
34 ms
for 95% of strokes
0%
strokes lost

Load test, September 2026. Server held to the same CPU limit as production, local database. Before the fixes of 24 September a class of thirty lost 41% of strokes; these numbers are after the fixes.

What it looks like in a lesson

  • A rational function plot with the plots panel
    Plot with asymptotes
  • A pyramid, cylinder and cone with dashed hidden edges and the volume formula
    3D solids and a formula
  • Triangles with angle, right-angle and equal-side markers, an inscribed circle
    Shapes and markers
  • Dark theme, large grid, sin(2x) with π on the axis
    Dark theme, π axis
  • The whiteboard page on algebraispolka.pl
    Product page

What this board does not do

Better to say it now than for you to find out mid-lesson.

  • No mobile app. It runs in the browser, tablets included.
  • No lesson recording.
  • No school system integrations.
  • No AI solving tasks for the student.
  • The interface is in Polish today. German and English versions are planned.

Start free, or join the pilot

Free plan

A teacher account from day one, in Polish.

  • three boards
  • five email invitations
  • video calls of up to ten minutes
  • a basic set of shapes and solids
Create a teacher account

Pilot

I am looking for ten maths tutors.

  • the full plan free for the pilot
  • in return, at least one real lesson on the board
  • and a few lines on what you miss
Join the pilot

A paid plan comes once the board has ten active tutors, not earlier. Payments via HotPay in Poland and Stripe abroad (in preparation). For schools: a data processing agreement.

Want to teach a lesson on it?

Tell me what you teach, how many students you have and what you use for lessons now. I will get back to you with full access for the pilot.

Or write straight to my inbox:

a.grudzinski1992@gmail.com
Reply time
usually the same day
Billing
contract per task, invoiced through Useme
Where
Szczecin, Poland. Remote, on site near the German border

The message lands in my mailbox and nowhere else. No newsletter.

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