Two years ago, WhiteyBoard founders Saachi Cywinski, Sherwin Kim and Jason Wilk set out to re-think those clunky, inflexible whiteboards found in classrooms and offices around the country. They developed a portable, flexible alternative: An inexpensive, “instant” plastic board that weighs less than two pounds and adheres to any surface without screws.
Wilk tells us that WhiteyPaint has since… → Read More
Feeling useless?
The folks over at WhiteyBoard seem to have a solution: WhiteyPaint. As WhiteyPaint’s motto so clearly points out, “you’re useless without it.” While the verdict’s still out on that one, it does seem like a pretty nifty little product. It’s basically a quick-drying translucent paint that you can write on with whiteboard markers, and according to the maker, it erases well too. → Read More
A few things really stand out as watershed moments in human history. The Polio vaccine and the moon landing are two, perhaps, and maybe there’s that whole Hadron collider thing. But when it comes to true breakthroughs I’d have to add one more to the list: the Whiteyboard. As you recall, Whiteyboards are big panels of dry-erase plastic that you can stick to any wall in the house or office. They are… → Read More
Back in March we wrote about the WhiteyBoard, a stick-on whiteboard available in multiple sizes. The 12×8 is $10 and the 3.3 x 6 footer is $30. The middle version, at 2 x 3 feet, is sold out. → Read More
While I’m not sure what I think about the name, I do like WhiteyBoard’s game. WhiteyBoard is an “instant” whiteboard made of plastic that weighs less than two pounds and slaps right up on your wall without screws. Instead of those standard, crazily heavy and expensive whiteboards you’re used to, you simply buy a 18-inch, 3-foot, or 6-foot WhiteyBoard, slap it up, and… → Read More
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