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Show HN: Grapic – Real whiteboards online using AR

Hi HN,<p>During the pandemic, two friends and I built Grapic [1], an AR app to let us use real paper and whiteboards to brainstorm when working remote. We're all visual thinkers and found the drawing part really lacking in tools like Miro.<p>The aim is to make it possible to screen share any real surface. We use AR and some computer vision to let you mark a rectangle on a flat surface (like a whiteboard or paper notebook), and then stream a stabilized and "flattened" version of that surface as video. The video can either be shared as to a webRTC room that you can access with a link or directly into a zoom meeting over Airplay [2].<p>The app is currently iOS only and we're holding off an Android version until we know there is sufficient demand.<p>We would be super thankful for any feedback or advice!<p>Best<p>Niko<p>[1] Grapic website: <a href="https://www.grapic.co/" rel="nofollow">https://www.grapic.co/</a><p>[2] Note: There is unfortunately a bug in Zoom on macOS Monterey where Airplay to Mac interferes with Zooms Airplay screen sharing. Zoom is working on a fix but in the meantime there is a workaround: <a href="https://www.grapic.co/zoom-troubleshooting" rel="nofollow">https://www.grapic.co/zoom-troubleshooting</a>

Show HN: Grapic – Real whiteboards online using AR

Hi HN,<p>During the pandemic, two friends and I built Grapic [1], an AR app to let us use real paper and whiteboards to brainstorm when working remote. We're all visual thinkers and found the drawing part really lacking in tools like Miro.<p>The aim is to make it possible to screen share any real surface. We use AR and some computer vision to let you mark a rectangle on a flat surface (like a whiteboard or paper notebook), and then stream a stabilized and "flattened" version of that surface as video. The video can either be shared as to a webRTC room that you can access with a link or directly into a zoom meeting over Airplay [2].<p>The app is currently iOS only and we're holding off an Android version until we know there is sufficient demand.<p>We would be super thankful for any feedback or advice!<p>Best<p>Niko<p>[1] Grapic website: <a href="https://www.grapic.co/" rel="nofollow">https://www.grapic.co/</a><p>[2] Note: There is unfortunately a bug in Zoom on macOS Monterey where Airplay to Mac interferes with Zooms Airplay screen sharing. Zoom is working on a fix but in the meantime there is a workaround: <a href="https://www.grapic.co/zoom-troubleshooting" rel="nofollow">https://www.grapic.co/zoom-troubleshooting</a>

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Show HN: Caffeine – Minimum viable back end for prototyping

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Show HN: I made a no-code tool to create animated technical papers

Show HN: I made a no-code tool to create animated technical papers

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