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Quickly understand complex research papers with AI. SpatialRead is a nonlinear research paper reading tool where you can highlight complex ideas and get simplified explanations on an infinite spatial canvas. Bring your own keys (BYOK).

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iDroo is a browser-based collaborative whiteboard with drawing, equations and document annotation.

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| Website | spatialread.com | app.idroo.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Estonia · 1 - 9 employees · 2009 |
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iDroo is an online collaborative whiteboard for teaching and working together. It supports drawing, mathematical notation and document annotation. The current product runs in a browser without the legacy Skype/Windows installer. Built-in voice/video calls and screen sharing are available, with...
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IDroo's answer:
iDroo combines a collaborative whiteboard with tools for teaching before, during and after a lesson. Teachers can work through equations, diagrams and annotated worksheets with students, then connect that work to courses, assignments and feedback. Live Group Lessons add private student workspaces alongside a shared teacher board, so teachers can follow individual progress while teaching the group.
IDroo's answer:
iDroo is a good fit when your lessons involve solving problems together, writing mathematical notation or working through documents. Teachers and students can contribute to the same board, discuss their work through built-in calls, and revisit saved explanations afterward. Courses and assignments support ongoing teaching. A free plan provides a starting point, with paid plans adding features and capacity.
IDroo's answer:
iDroo’s primary audience is private tutors, teachers and tutoring teams running online lessons. Its equation editor, drawing tools and document annotation are particularly useful for mathematics and science, while shared boards also support language teaching and other subjects. Students and families can use its study tools for practice and homework support between lessons.
IDroo's answer:
iDroo has its roots in a collaborative whiteboard used alongside Skype. It has since grown into a browser-based teaching platform with its own voice and video calls, screen sharing, courses, assignments and live group lessons. The shared whiteboard remains at its centre: a place where teachers and students can explain ideas visually and work through problems together.
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