Explain Everything

Explain Everything is an online whiteboard built for teaching, published with a tutoring application, explainer video creation, learning management system integration and school deployment, alongside a code-based joining mechanism letting collaborators enter a whiteboard without an account.

Recording the whiteboard session as video is the capability that distinguishes it from general collaboration products, and it changes what a whiteboard is for in education.

A general whiteboard preserves the final state: what the board looked like when everyone stopped. In teaching that is the least valuable part. A student who missed the lesson, or who followed it but did not understand, does not need the finished diagram. They need the sequence in which it was built and the explanation given while it was being drawn, because the reasoning is in the order and the commentary rather than in the result.

Recording the drawing as it happens with the voice over it captures exactly that, which is why this format became the standard for mathematics and science instruction specifically. A worked solution makes sense as a process and very little sense as a photograph.

The tutoring focus is consistent with it. One-to-one tutoring is where explanation quality matters most and where the student most often needs to revisit an explanation afterward, and a tutor who can hand over a recording extends the value of a paid hour considerably.

Code-based joining removes the account friction that matters disproportionately with younger students, where creating accounts raises data protection obligations and practical difficulty.

Learning management system integration and school deployment address institutional buying, where the constraint is administration rather than capability, and a product that cannot be deployed across a school will not be adopted however good it is.

Pricing is published with a free tier at $0, a Pro tier at $7.49 aimed at tutors and creatives, and an Advanced bundle published at $69 for instruction with whiteboards.