Android · end-to-end encrypted
Draw something. It shows up on their home screen.
CanvasDrop is a shared canvas that lives as a widget. Doodle on it and your friend sees it without opening anything — no feed, no likes, no algorithm deciding whether it lands.
Android only for now. iOS can't do live home-screen widgets like this.
How it works
Three taps from your screen to theirs.
Every friend and every group gets its own canvas, so a doodle always lands where it belongs.
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Draw
Open the canvas for a friend and draw. Brushes, colours, photos, text — whatever fits in the square.
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Send
One tap. It's encrypted on your phone before it leaves, so it travels as bytes nobody else can read.
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It lands
Their widget updates on its own. They draw back on top, and it comes home to yours.
What you get
Small on purpose.
Everything here earns its place. There's no timeline to scroll and nothing to catch up on.
A widget per person
Put a friend on your home screen and a group on the next page. Each widget shows that canvas and nothing else.
Groups
Up to ten people on one canvas. Everyone draws on the same square and everyone's widget keeps up.
Streaks
Draw back and forth on the same day and a streak builds. It counts a real exchange, not a tapped button.
A canvas of your own
One canvas only you can change, for a note or a picture you want on your own home screen.
Privacy
We can't see your drawings.
Not a policy promise — a property of how it's built.
- Every drawing is encrypted on your phone, sealed to your friend's device. The keys never leave your phones.
- A drawing is deleted the moment it's collected. Anything never picked up expires on its own.
- No ads, no trackers, no feed. Nobody is measuring how long you looked at it.
- You choose who reaches you. A drawing can only come from someone you've accepted.
Get CanvasDrop
Put someone on your home screen.
Sideload the APK while the store listing is in progress. Android 7 and up.
Google Play listing coming. You'll need to allow installs from unknown sources.