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tldraw sells an infinite canvas SDK that lets developers embed collaborative whiteboards into their own products.
Raised $13M across disclosed rounds.[1][4][7]
Series A closed April 2025, led by Lux Capital.[2][4]
post-money valuation is not publicly disclosed.
Named investors include Lux Capital, Definition, Amplify Partners, NP-Hard Ventures, Preston-Werner Ventures.[1][2][4]
Steve Ruiz, Founder & CEO[1][7][10]
Tim Gilboy, Product[8][9][10]
David Sheldrick, Staff Engineer[8][9][10]
Jul 2026 · techcrunch.com
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Jul 2026 · intelligence360.news
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Jul 2026 · vuink.com
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tldraw sells an infinite canvas SDK that lets developers embed collaborative whiteboards into their own products.
Miro · miro.com · Same buyer (product/engineering teams) and same job to be done (collaborative infinite canvas), but Miro is a standalone SaaS app while tldraw is an embeddable SDK.[1]
Figma (FigJam) · figma.com · Same buyer and same job to be done (collaborative whiteboarding), named together in TechCrunch as competing in the same whiteboard space.[1]
Excalidraw · excalidraw.com · Same buyer (developers) and same workflow (open-source embeddable whiteboard canvas), direct open-source alternative.[1]
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Jul 2026 · tldraw.com
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