Type it. Place it.
Press T to add a text note. Move it into place when your thinking changes.
TYour screen is where work happens.
Draw, highlight and make your point. Right there.
Windows 10 & 11 · Free personal use · No account required
One small toolbar.
Your whole working day.
Circle the number. Highlight the detail.
Draw the connection.
A simple gesture can say so much.
Pen, highlighter, arrows and colour. A compact toolbar that moves with you, so you can explain a thought without interrupting it.
Try the tools abovePress T to add a text note. Move it into place when your thinking changes.
TOpen your squared notebook. Sketch an idea, add a page and keep your notes together.
Save an annotated screen as a PNG. Give your explanation a life beyond the moment.
Ctrl+SYour screen, with everyone’s ideas on it. Open Evidenzio in the meeting and bring your colleagues into the same view.
Keep your PDF, spreadsheet, dashboard or website open on your PC. Connect this PC to Evidenzio in Teams once. In future meetings, click Share my screen; colleagues who open Evidenzio join the same session automatically.
Approve the connection from Evidenzio in Teams to your Windows toolbar.
Everyone who opens Evidenzio joins the same meeting session.
The presenter starts sharing; colleagues annotate the shared app view.
Teams collaboration is a beta and needs the updated Windows app and relay. Organization permissions may apply. The interactive meeting view belongs to Evidenzio; it does not extend the native Teams annotation controls. Windows and real-tenant testing is ongoing.
Use your existing meeting app.
Choose the way you want to explain.
Show your own screen annotations through normal screen sharing. For drawing together, add Evidenzio to the meeting, link your PC once and use its interactive shared view.
See how drawing together works ↗Open the Windows toolbar, share your entire screen in Zoom and draw as you explain. Everyone watching sees your marks.
Automatic Zoom participant detection and a native Zoom collaboration app are not included.Present your entire Windows screen in Meet or another meeting app. Circle a detail, highlight a number and save your explanation.
Drawing together inside Meet is not included. A shared screen alone does not connect other people’s pens.A personal project for the document,
the screenshots and the next steps.
Stored on your PC.
Open a PDF or image in Projects. Your marks stay with its pages. Export an annotated PDF, or save an editable Evidenzio project.
Collect annotated screenshots by project. Copy one image or the collection, choose your page in OneNote and paste. No Microsoft account connection required.
Optional local AI turns typed notes into bullet points, a brief summary or actions. Download the 4B model once; your notes are processed on your PC.
Personal PDF projects are separate from the shared meeting view. Word and Excel files need PDF export first. AI currently reads typed text, not handwriting, screenshots or meeting audio. Its optional first download is about 2.52 GB; 16 GB RAM is recommended. Native Windows and real-tenant Teams testing is ongoing.

Highlight the result that matters and draw the connection.
Point out the next step on the screen they’re already looking at.
Save the annotated screen. Keep the explanation with the work.
Use your personal Windows tools for free.
Start with one clear explanation.
Free is available now, with no expiry.
Team launch pricing · paid checkout coming later.
Open the app and start making your point.
€96 per organizer billed yearly
A rollout that fits your company.
Team launch prices in EUR, excluding applicable taxes. People who start sessions need Team; invited participants can view and annotate free. To start their own session, a participant needs an organizer seat. Paid checkout is not enabled. Personal Free has no time limit and stays available independently of Team access.
No. When a Team organizer starts a shared session, invited participants can view and annotate for free. Only people who start their own sessions need a Team organizer seat.
No. Personal annotation is Free with no expiry, sign-in or activation. The new Free build replaces the timed beta. If Team access ends, your personal tools, projects and exports remain available.
No. Download the Free Windows EXE and open it. An account and device activation are needed only for Team organizers. Invited participants do not need a Team license.
Add Evidenzio to the meeting. Link your Windows toolbar to the app once and approve it on your PC. In later meetings, open Evidenzio and click Share my screen. Colleagues who open the same meeting app join the session automatically. Teams organization permissions and the updated relay are required; real-tenant testing is still in progress.
Use the Windows toolbar and share your entire screen so others see your annotations. Automatic participant detection and collaborative pens inside Zoom or Meet are not included.
Screen and meeting marks annotate the current view and clear when the presenter navigates. They do not attach to arbitrary app content. For personal documents, open a PDF or image inside Projects: those marks stay with the page and can be exported as an annotated PDF.
Click the underlined E at the bottom right, then choose Visit website or Share with colleagues. Share the free-download page in your meeting chat. Colleagues can use the personal app immediately or join your shared session as free invited participants.
The privacy shield requests exclusion of the toolbar from supported Windows capture methods. Availability depends on the Windows version and capture mode. Check your meeting preview before presenting.
Windows beta · Free personal use, no expiry