MemorizeBoard vs Flying Chalk

This is a blackboard app designed for memorization through writing. Since the text you write disappears automatically, you can focus entirely on repetitive writing to memorize. The auto-erase feature can also be disabled, making it useful for taking notes or as a communication board. On iPad, memorize side-by-side with other learning apps. Free, no ads and no in-app purchases. How to Use Auto-Erase Mode Tap the icon on the far left to enable the mode where written text disappears automatically. Manual Mode Tap the second icon from the left if you do not want the text to disappear automatically. Tap the trash can icon to clear the screen. Customization You can change the line thickness, line color, background color, and erase time from the menu. There is no in-app save function. If you wish to save your work, please take a screenshot.

Chalk that behaves like chalk. Every stroke is stamped grain by grain — not traced with a smooth line. Flick your wrist and the stroke feathers and breaks up, the way a real stick skips across a board. Slow down and it packs in, dense and powdery. Press harder and it bites. Lay the Pencil over on its side and you get a broad, soft side-stroke — the same move a teacher uses to shade in a hillside. Built for iPad, in landscape, with Apple Pencil. FOR THE CLASSROOM Pick the surface the lesson needs: a classic chalkboard, a green board, a whiteboard, kraft and sketch paper, ruled and grid pages, a character practice grid for handwriting, Xuan paper, a music staff. Change the board and your drawing stays exactly where it was. Trace guides break a simple drawing into steps, so a class can follow along stroke by stroke — the point is the stroke order, not the finished shape. Shapes give you clean lines, arrows and polygons when you need a diagram instead of a doodle. Layers let you build a diagram up and peel it back. FOR KIDS It is just a board and a stick. Tap, draw, wipe it off. The trace guides turn into a quiet game: follow the guide line, finish the cat. THE THINGS PEOPLE COMPLAIN ABOUT - A tip that goes thin when you want it thin, and stays thin. - Pinch to zoom deep into the board and keep drawing at full grain. - Palm rejection. Rest your hand on the glass; only the Pencil writes. - The toolbar fades out the moment you put the Pencil down and comes back when you lift it. On a projector or a shared screen, what is on the board is all anyone sees. - Mix your own colors. They are still there tomorrow. KEEP AND SHARE Save a drawing to your works library and come back to it later, filed by date. Turn any board into a share poster, with a QR code if you want one, and send it to a class group or a parent. Chalk sound is there if you like it. Turn it off if you do not. The interface language is switchable inside the app. Everything happens on your iPad.