If you like Excalidraw's hand-drawn feel and fast sketching, but your team also needs comments, version history, Miro import, and Mermaid export, Diagraw fills that gap.
The work stops being a quick sketch and starts becoming part of a team review loop.
Architecture, flows, and workshop boards change often. History keeps those changes traceable.
Importing Miro or Mermaid matters when teams already have material in motion.
Live sessions, cursor presence, and follow mode help people review the same board together.
No. The goal is to keep the hand-drawn immediacy while adding collaboration and review features teams often need next.
Yes. It fits well when one team mixes sketching, architecture review, comments, and exports in the same flow.
Yes. Download images, PDF, or keep Mermaid in the loop depending on where the work continues.
