Eraser

Eraser is an AI-powered co-pilot designed for technical design, documentation, and diagramming, streamlining the creation of complex technical visuals.

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About Eraser

Eraser is an AI-driven co-pilot that enhances technical design and documentation workflows. It enables users to create precise diagrams, generate AI-assisted visualizations, and manage technical documents efficiently. Integrating seamlessly with platforms like Confluence, Notion, VS Code, and GitHub, Eraser serves enterprise architects, DevOps teams, technology consultants, and software engineers seeking faster, consistent, and accurate technical visuals.

How to Use

Create diagrams effortlessly by leveraging AI, connect Eraser AI to your data sources through the Diagramming API, and generate comprehensive design and technical documentation. The platform supports integration with popular tools like Confluence, Notion, VS Code, and GitHub for streamlined workflows.

Features

AI-generated technical documents

Markdown-supported notes

Self-updating codebase diagrams

Diagram-as-code for clarity

Integrations with Confluence, Notion, VS Code, and GitHub

Version history tracking

AI-powered diagram creation

Comprehensive Diagramming API

GitHub integration for code visualization

Use Cases

Technical brainstorming sessions

Whiteboard interview preparation

Creating wireframes and prototypes

Technical documentation generation

Designing architecture diagrams

Developing detailed design documents

Best For

Technology consultantsSoftware development teamsEnterprise IT architectsDevOps engineersTechnical project managersSystem designers

Pros

Ensures security and compliance with SOC 2 Type 2 and SAML SSO

Supports Markdown for easy portability

Integrates smoothly with popular development and documentation tools

Diagram-as-code enhances clarity and maintainability

Enables rapid diagram creation through AI assistance

Delivers consistent and precise technical visuals

Cons

Effective AI diagramming may require skilled prompt engineering

Pricing might be a consideration for small teams or individual users

Certain advanced features are limited to specific plans

Pricing Plans

Choose the perfect plan for your needs. All plans include 24/7 support and regular updates.

Free

$0 per member/month

Includes 5 files, 10 standard AI diagrams, 2 premium AI diagrams, 7-day version history, unlimited guests, diagram-as-code, Markdown notes, and integrations with GitHub, Notion, Confluence, and VS Code.

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Starter

$10 per member/month

Unlimited files, 30 standard AI diagrams, 10 premium AI diagrams, 90-day version history, unlimited guests, private files, 20 custom icons, plus all features of the Free plan.

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Business

$25 per member/month

Unlimited files, 200 standard AI diagrams, 50 premium AI diagrams, unlimited version history, SAML SSO, 100 custom icons, API access, and all features of the Professional plan.

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Enterprise

Unlimited files and diagrams, comprehensive version history, reference library, flexible deployment options, dedicated customer success manager, and all features of the Business plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Eraser

Is there a free version of Eraser available?

Yes, the Free plan is suitable for individuals and small teams, offering up to 5 files, 10 standard AI diagrams, and 2 premium diagrams.

What exactly is a file in Eraser?

A file is a workspace containing an infinite canvas and a note editor for your diagrams and documentation.

Who are team members on Eraser?

Team members have full editing rights to all team files and are billed on the Starter and Business plans.

What are guest users?

Guests can view and comment on specific files they’re invited to, with unlimited free guest access across all plans.

How do AI diagrams work in Eraser?

AI diagrams are generated from prompts and can be edited manually or with AI assistance. The Free plan includes limited AI diagram usage.

What are private files used for?

Private files contain sensitive work accessible only to invited users, ensuring confidentiality within your team.