Draw it

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Complete Guide To Get Draw it

Draw it is a real-time collaborative canvas application developed using Flutter for the frontend and Node.js + Express with WebSocket for backend synchronization. The app allows multiple users to draw simultaneously on a shared board, demonstrating expertise in both cross-platform UI development and real-time network communication.

🚀 Key Objective:
Enable seamless, real-time collaboration on a shared drawing board using a performant, event-driven architecture.

🧱 Tech Stack:

Flutter (Dart): Cross-platform mobile frontend with gesture handling and custom rendering

Node.js + Express.js: Backend server with WebSocket support for persistent bi-directional communication

WebSocket (ws): For real-time synchronization of strokes across users

CustomPainter: Efficient frame-by-frame drawing on canvas

Permission Handler & RepaintBoundary: Save drawings as images on device

🖌️ Core Features:

✍️ Shared Real-Time Drawing: All participants see each other's strokes instantly using WebSocket broadcast.

📡 Stateless WebSocket Server: Lightweight Node.js server maintains active socket connections and relays stroke events with low latency.

🎨 Canvas Engine: Touch gestures are converted into drawable vector paths and rendered using Flutter's CustomPainter.

📁 Export Canvas: Users can save their artwork as an image

🔧 Modular Architecture: Separate layers for drawing logic, server events, and platform integration.
Draw, doodle, and create freely — your canvas, your rules
Updated on
Sep 28, 2025

Data safety

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  • No data shared with third parties
    about how developers declare sharing
  • No data collected
    about how developers declare collection
  • Committed to follow the Play Families Policy

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