Hey Marcind! this is an interesting app a few questions that I wasn't able to get a clear answer on in your FAQ.
0) What data is shared through your servers?
1) What video conference tools does this support?
2) Can I use a mobile phone to capture the whiteboard?
0 is the most important part for my current employer as we can't use any tools which share any data with third parties without a lengthy approval process. If there is a guarantee that the app doesn't share data with a third party then it can more easily be tested at a team level (somewhat of a unique requirement for large tech companies).
Feedback on the experience: I tested out the tool from my personal linux machine (Razer blade 15) using a hand written note pad.
0) The experience is really promising
1) I can't hold a notepad steady enough for the video to capture the text appropriately, flipping the notepad around to write more text removes the existing text from the space.
2) I had to hold the notepad within ~6 inches of the laptop camera to have the pen/handwritten text appear clearly. This could be due to the quality of the laptop camera - which is certainly inferior to my iphone 12 pro's camera, and my work machines MBP 16 inch camera.
3) Overall I'd give it a proper test with my coworkers if not for the data sharing/video conference requirements of my current employer.
0) What data is shared through your servers?
1) What video conference tools does this support?
2) Can I use a mobile phone to capture the whiteboard?
0 is the most important part for my current employer as we can't use any tools which share any data with third parties without a lengthy approval process. If there is a guarantee that the app doesn't share data with a third party then it can more easily be tested at a team level (somewhat of a unique requirement for large tech companies).
Feedback on the experience: I tested out the tool from my personal linux machine (Razer blade 15) using a hand written note pad.
0) The experience is really promising
1) I can't hold a notepad steady enough for the video to capture the text appropriately, flipping the notepad around to write more text removes the existing text from the space.
2) I had to hold the notepad within ~6 inches of the laptop camera to have the pen/handwritten text appear clearly. This could be due to the quality of the laptop camera - which is certainly inferior to my iphone 12 pro's camera, and my work machines MBP 16 inch camera.
3) Overall I'd give it a proper test with my coworkers if not for the data sharing/video conference requirements of my current employer.