Bogil: Drawing Game for Two

Bogil is a drawing game for two people who share one canvas. You invite somebody. When they accept, the same page opens in front of both of you: you draw a line and it appears on their screen straight away. No taking turns, no sending files. One sheet of paper, two hands. DRAW TOGETHER, IN REAL TIME The shared canvas is the heart of it. Both of you draw at once and watch each other's strokes land. Your colours stay yours, so you can always see who drew what. IT WORKS ON YOUR OWN TOO Before anybody joins, the canvas is yours. Everything you draw is kept in your sketchbook, and when somebody does join you carry on from there. A NEW SUBJECT EVERY DAY A fresh drawing prompt arrives each day - "Film night", "The same sunset", "A table for two". You never have to think of something to draw. When there are two of you, the app also says which half of the subject is yours, so what comes out is one picture rather than two. BRUSH TO BRUSH You are both given the same painting and you each try to copy it against the clock. At the end the two drawings sit side by side with their scores. Works alone as well, if you want to beat your own best. CHINESE WHISPERS You write a sentence, the next person draws it, the one after guesses the sentence from the drawing. Up to eight people. At the end you all see what the chain turned into - the telephone game, with drawings. YOUR SKETCHBOOK Every drawing you finish is kept: who drew it, which day, which subject. You can delete any of them. The replay plays a drawing back, stroke by stroke, exactly as it was made. SEVEN BRUSHES Pen, marker, ink, spray, neon, watercolour and a sharp square-edged nib. A colour palette, brush sizes, shapes, a fill bucket and undo. A home screen widget shows your latest drawing. Bogil is for two people who want to make something together - a couple, two friends, a parent and a child. One canvas is all it takes.