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Turn your group project notes into a mind map you can edit

Upload the assignment brief, your notes, or a slide deck, and get a mind map that splits the work into clear branches your team can check against.

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Why a mind map helps a group project

Splitting a group project across four people usually means nobody sees the whole thing until the deadline. A group project mind map puts the assignment requirements, each section, and who owns it on one page.

  • Start with the rubric's required sections as the first-level branches.
  • Add an owner and due date beside each branch before the first meeting ends.
  • Keep sources under their own branch so citations are easy to find later.
  • Re-export the map as a PDF or DOCX for the group chat on Plus.
Example group project mind map branches
Assignment requirementsWord count · Citation style · Required sections · Grading rubric
Roles and ownersResearch lead · Writer for each section · Editor · Presenter
Deadlines and milestonesOutline due · Draft due to team · Peer review · Final submission
Sources and citationsPrimary readings · Class slides · Sources to verify · Citation format check
Presentation planSlide order · Speaking time per person · Demo or visuals · Q and A roles
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Built from your own files

Upload PDF, DOCX, PPTX, plain text, or a photo of a handout. The map reflects the requirements you were actually given.

Editable and explorable

Rename branches, move ideas around, and expand or collapse sections so the map stays useful as the project changes.

Study mode for the whole team

Turn the same material into flashcards or quizzes so every member can check they understand the topic, not just their own section.

How it works

Add your brief and notes

Drop in the assignment sheet, your research notes, or a lecture deck. Text is read from images too.

Generate the mind map

The main topic goes in the center, with branches for requirements, sections, sources, and deadlines.

Edit and assign

Adjust branches to match your instructor's rubric, then write owners and due dates next to each one.

A map built from your own files keeps the team tied to what the instructor asked for. Upload the brief and your research notes, and the branches follow the wording in the rubric instead of your memory of it.

Because the map is editable, it can change as the project does. Move a section under a new branch when the outline shifts, or split a crowded branch before it turns into a last-night scramble.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I split a group project into sections everyone can see?

List the required sections from the assignment as main branches, then add an owner and a due date under each one. Review the map together so nobody's piece is missing or doubled.

How detailed should a group project mind map be?

Keep first-level branches to the rubric's main parts and go one or two levels deeper only for tasks with real dependencies. A map that fits on one screen is easier for the team to use.

Can I export my group project mind map?

PDF and DOCX export are included in the Plus plan, which costs $99.90/year or $9.99/month, and students get 40% off with a school email. The free plan gives you 3 generations per month and lets you study in the browser.

Do I need a credit card to try it?

No. You can start on the free plan without entering a credit card.

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