Rafiq Overview

Rafiq is a reflective canvas — an open, infinite space where you draw, write, and arrange thoughts without structure imposed on you. Open it at qurangallery.com/rafiq.

What you can do

Everything happens on a board — an infinite canvas with no fixed edges. Within a board you can:

• Draw freehand — sketch with a pencil, trace shapes loosely
• Write and annotate — place text directly on the canvas in multiple font styles and sizes
• Add shapes — rectangles, circles, diamonds, lines, and arrows with rich style controls
• Insert images — upload or paste photos and graphics
• Organize — move, resize, group, align, and layer everything freely

Boards are calm by design. There are no notifications, no feeds, no timers — just you and the canvas.

Two kinds of boards

Board type	Who can use it	Where it’s saved
Synced board	Signed-in users only	Your account, available on every device
Quick sketch	Anyone, no account needed	This device only

When you are signed in, every board you create is saved to your account and syncs live — open it on your phone or a different computer and your work is there. If you close the tab while a sketch is saving, it picks up when you return.

When you are not signed in (or choose Quick sketch), the board lives in your browser on this device. It is not backed up and will not appear on other devices.

Tip: If you sketched something as a guest and then sign in, your guest boards are automatically moved to your account — nothing is lost.

Live collaboration

When two people have the same synced board open at the same time, they see each other’s cursors and selections in real time. Changes appear immediately — no refresh needed.

Guest (device-only) boards do not support live collaboration. Collaboration requires a synced board and a signed-in account.

Where to go next

• Creating and opening boards — the boards list, Quick sketch, renaming, and how sync works in detail.
• The canvas — every drawing tool, shape, color option, and keyboard shortcut.