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Join the public beta for KreatInk, a daily drawing challenge for friends.One dare a day, drawn with your closest friends. You can't see anyone's take until you post your own, so nobody just lurks. Two collaborative modes make it messier: Duo Draw splits one canvas between two people who can't see each other's half, and MakeItWorse passes a drawing down a chain where each person only sees the last version. No leaderboards, no strangers — just your group, 60 seconds, and bad drawings.
I built KreatInk because my friend group kept saying "we should do something together" and then never doing it. Group chats die. Shared albums go quiet. But a small daily thing? That sticks.
So: one dare a day, everyone draws. The rule that makes it work is that you can't see anyone else's take until you've posted your own — it kills lurking, and it means nobody's waiting to see what "good" looks like before they commit.
The two collaborative modes came out of testing. Duo Draw gives two people half a canvas each without seeing the other half, and you only find out what you made together at the end. Telephone passes a drawing down a chain where each person only sees the previous version — the drift is the whole point.
Deliberately no leaderboards and no strangers. The moment this becomes about being good at drawing, it stops being fun. Everyone in my test group draws badly and that's the best part.
It's in public beta now, so if you would like to test it, please reach me out for Public Beta code to TestFlight. Would love to hear what breaks — especially from anyone whose friend group has its own weird daily ritual. Happy to answer anything 🙌
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About KreatInk — Daily creative chaos on Product Hunt
“social networking, absurd creation, fun ”
KreatInk — Daily creative chaos was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #148 on the daily leaderboard. Join the public beta for KreatInk, a daily drawing challenge for friends.One dare a day, drawn with your closest friends. You can't see anyone's take until you post your own, so nobody just lurks. Two collaborative modes make it messier: Duo Draw splits one canvas between two people who can't see each other's half, and MakeItWorse passes a drawing down a chain where each person only sees the last version. No leaderboards, no strangers — just your group, 60 seconds, and bad drawings.
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Filip Ondrak
Hey PH 👋
I built KreatInk because my friend group kept saying "we should do something together" and then never doing it. Group chats die. Shared albums go quiet. But a small daily thing? That sticks.
So: one dare a day, everyone draws. The rule that makes it work is that you can't see anyone else's take until you've posted your own — it kills lurking, and it means nobody's waiting to see what "good" looks like before they commit.
The two collaborative modes came out of testing. Duo Draw gives two people half a canvas each without seeing the other half, and you only find out what you made together at the end. Telephone passes a drawing down a chain where each person only sees the previous version — the drift is the whole point.
Deliberately no leaderboards and no strangers. The moment this becomes about being good at drawing, it stops being fun. Everyone in my test group draws badly and that's the best part.
It's in public beta now, so if you would like to test it, please reach me out for Public Beta code to TestFlight. Would love to hear what breaks — especially from anyone whose friend group has its own weird daily ritual. Happy to answer anything 🙌