Whiteboard Bug Explainer

Turns AI debugging conversations into a diagram you can actually read

Problem

After coding with AI for a while, developers lose track of the details, and the AI replies with code minutiae that is hard to follow. Some have found that sketching the problem on a whiteboard with structured boxes and freeform drawings makes the conversation far more efficient, but that visual ability lives in generic collaboration tools, not debugging ones.

Solution

A whiteboard built for explanation: paste an error, code snippet, and AI reply, and it lays them out as structured diagrams (data flow, call graph, sequence). You can circle parts and ask follow-ups, and export the whole explanation as a shareable link or Markdown.

Users

Indie devs and semi-technical product people who lean heavily on coding agents but don't fully track the code

MVP

Paste error + code to generate a first structural diagram; annotate and ask follow-ups on the diagram; auto-version each explanation round; one-click read-only share link; Markdown export

Revenue

Free local version plus cloud-sharing subscription ($8-12/mo); team tier per seat

Why now

Coding agents are everywhere, so 'I don't understand my own project' is now common, and visual explanation isn't yet a vertical product