Cloud VPS 6 GB
Most popularA whiteboard page for one team or a public audience.
$24.99per month
- 6 GB RAM
- 4 vCPU cores
- 100 GB NVMe SSD
- 30 TB
- Unlimited
Deploy Drawnix hosting and run a self-hosted whiteboard for mind maps, flowcharts and freehand sketches on your own domain, with Mermaid and Markdown import. xCloud serves the pinned build from a single static container, over HTTPS. There are no accounts and no server storage: every visitor gets a private canvas saved in their own browser, so nothing is shared between users.
Drawnix is an open-source whiteboard that combines mind maps, flowcharts and freehand drawing on one infinite canvas, released under the MIT licence. Upstream lists image support, a plugin architecture, export to PNG, JPG and JSON, auto-save to browser storage, undo and redo, themes, mobile adaptation, Mermaid-to-flowchart conversion and Markdown-to-mind-map conversion. Self-hosted Drawnix is that whiteboard served from your own domain instead of a hosted service.
On xCloud the template runs pubuzhixing/drawnix v0.4.1, pinned by digest, as one static container with no database and no volume. There is no login and no real-time collaboration: boards are saved only in the visitor's browser local storage, so clearing site data deletes them and other devices never see them. Export from the in-app menu to keep anything.
A whiteboard page normally means a container, a domain and a certificate. This is the same result without touching any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Drawnix from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server. There is nothing else to fill in: Drawnix has no accounts, admin panel or configuration.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the upstream Drawnix 0.4.1 image, pinned by immutable digest, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Open your domain and start a mind map, flowchart or freehand sketch from the toolbar, or import a Markdown or Mermaid document to generate a diagram. Export from the in-app menu to keep a board.
Drawnix runs here as a static app: every tool it has, with the board held in the visitor's browser.
All three on one canvas, switched from the toolbar.
Paste a document and get a diagram generated from it.
Every visitor gets a private, local-only canvas the moment the page loads.
No backend and no database; boards live in browser local storage on the device used.
The image is a single static busybox-httpd binary with no shell; a tiny read-only sidecar provides the health check.
Clearing browser data or switching devices loses a board, so export anything worth keeping.
Managed hosting for Drawnix, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Open the canvas, build a mind map or paste Markdown outline text, and export a PNG to share, with no account to create first.
Paste Mermaid syntax to generate a flowchart, then tidy it by hand and export it to documentation or a ticket.
Host the tool on your domain so staff have a whiteboard that stores nothing on your server, with each person's work staying in their browser.
Use the mobile-friendly canvas for freehand sketches, saved automatically in that device's browser until you export them.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for Drawnix hosting. Pick the one that fits, and resize any time.
A whiteboard page for one team or a public audience.
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Drawnix is used to sketch ideas on a canvas: mind maps, flowcharts and freehand drawings in one tool. You can paste Mermaid syntax to generate a flowchart or Markdown text to generate a mind map, drop in images, and export to PNG, JPG or a JSON file for later.
Yes. Drawnix is free and open source under the MIT licence, so the whiteboard has no licence fee. The xCloud bill covers the Cloud VPS serving it and the deployment. Because the app runs in each visitor's browser, the server does very little work.
Yes. For Drawnix Docker hosting the template runs the pubuzhixing/drawnix v0.4.1 image, pinned by digest, as a single static container behind HTTPS on your domain. There is nothing to configure and no volume. The upstream tag marked latest was never published as an image, so the template pins the working v0.4.1 build.
The manifest floor for Drawnix is 128 MB of RAM with one core and 1 GB of disk, since the container only serves static files. The 6 GB plan offered here dwarfs that. Drawing happens in the visitor's browser, so large canvases use the visitor's own device memory.
Only in the visitor's browser, in local storage on that device. Drawnix has no backend or database, so a board survives reloads in the same browser but disappears if site data is cleared, and other browsers or devices never see it. Export from the in-app menu to keep a copy.
No. There is no login and no shared state: every visitor to your address gets their own private, local-only canvas. If you need several people editing one board at once, Drawnix on this template is not the tool. Share work by exporting a PNG or a .drawnix file instead.
Yes. Upstream lists conversion of Mermaid syntax into flowcharts and of Markdown text into mind maps. Import a document from the toolbar and Drawnix lays out the diagram on the canvas, which you can then edit by hand, restyle with a theme and export.
There is no volume and nothing to back up on the server, because boards live in each visitor's browser. Export from the in-app menu to a PNG, JPG or .drawnix JSON file before you clear browser data, reinstall or switch devices, and store those files yourself. Server backups only cover the machine.
Version v0.4.1 stays fixed until you move it. Confirm that a newer upstream tag has a real published multi-architecture image, since upstream has skipped tags before, then select a later template version. Boards are stored in browsers, so an upgrade does not touch anyone's saved work.
The server stores nothing, but it is public: anyone who can reach the address can open the canvas. Their work stays in their own browser. If you want the tool limited to your team, put xCloud Basic Authentication or IP management in front of the site.
Yes. Drawnix cloud use needs only a small Cloud VPS of its own, with your domain and certificate in front. If you already pay another provider for a machine, attach it as self-managed. Being static, the app also coexists happily with other apps on the same server.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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