PickleSnip, whiteboard, markup, and issue tracker for architects

PickleSnip (Beta) is a whiteboard, markup, and issue tracker for architects and designers. Snip a drawing, mark it up, and keep one shared list for the whole team.


PickleSnip issue list alongside the whiteboard canvas

PickleSnip is currently in Beta. Your feedback shapes what we build next.

PickleSnip is a whiteboard, markup tool, and issue tracker, organised together. It is made for architects and designers. Snip a drawing, mark it up, and keep one shared list for the entire team, so your whiteboards stay organised.

PickleSnip is a collaboration between Systemais and Kobi Labs.

More about the product: picklesnip.com

Whiteboard

Sketch freely, or sketch to dimensions. Screen grab an image, then scale it on the canvas and sketch over it at real-world dimensions.

How PickleSnip works: snip, mark up, and track issues

Snip and mark up

Capture a region of a drawing or model, mark it up, and file it as an issue with a status, an owner, and a discipline.

This works well as a coordination issue tracker. Screenshot any model or design coordination issue, add your markups, generate a report, and share it with the rest of the design team.

Tracker

Every item carries a status and an owner, for the whole team. This is more than a pile of whiteboard sketches. Each item has metadata driven by project-level settings, so you can define your own disciplines and more.

PickleSnip shared issue list with status, assignee, and discipline

Filter the shared list by status, assignee, and discipline. A messy whiteboard becomes a structured record you can track.

Light and dark mode

PickleSnip works in both light and dark mode, so it sits comfortably next to whatever else you have open, whether that is a bright drawing set or a dark model viewer.

PickleSnip issue list in light mode
PickleSnip issue list in dark mode

A record you can share

Filter the list, then export a PDF report. You can also generate PDF frames straight from the canvas.

Your files stay in your folder

Project files stay on your computer, or in a folder you already share. Point the project at OneDrive, SharePoint, or Google Drive and the team works from one list. Anyone who can edit the shared folder sees the same issues.

PickleSnip issue list with a PDF report of marked-up snips

Beta status

PickleSnip is in Beta. The core features above are available to use now, but you may find rough edges, and some things will change as we learn from real projects.

Download PickleSnip

Download: picklesnip.com