Get a mind map for learning a game from your own notes
Upload a rulebook PDF, notes, or photos of a game guide and get an editable mind map of setup, turns, and scoring.
How a mind map helps you learn a game
Rulebooks are dense, and a mind map for learning a game shows how setup, turns, and scoring connect before you sit down to play.
- Start with the core loop: setup, turn structure, and win condition.
- Give each special rule its own branch so exceptions are easy to find.
- Note common mistakes beside the rule they relate to.
- Rebuild the map after you learn the game to spot gaps you missed.
Rules at a glance
See setup, turn order, and scoring on one page so the whole game makes sense before your first match.
Explore any branch
Expand the parts you find confusing, such as special moves or tie-breakers, and collapse the rest.
Edit as you learn
Rename nodes, move branches, and add your house rules so the map matches how you actually play.
How it works
Upload your rules
Add a PDF, a DOCX, plain text notes, or a photo of the rulebook page.
Review the map
Read the generated branches and check that the main categories match the rulebook.
Explore and edit
Open the branches you need, adjust anything that is off, and study the map until the rules feel familiar.
Branch by branch, you can expand the parts you struggle with, like capture rules or tie-breakers, and collapse what you already know. Because the map is editable, you can also add house rules as you go.
Many players find it easier to remember a game when they can see the structure first. Returning to the same map before each session builds the habit.
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Frequently asked questions
What should a mind map for learning a game include?
Start with setup, the turn structure, and the win condition as main branches. Then add sub-branches for special moves, scoring details, and common mistakes.
How many branches should a game mind map have?
Five to seven main branches is usually enough to cover a game without crowding the page. Keep each branch to a short phrase so it is quick to scan.
Can I upload a rulebook PDF to make the map?
Yes, you can upload PDFs, DOCX files, plain text notes, or photos of pages, and the text is read to build the map. You can then edit any branch that does not match the rules.
Can I export the mind map?
The free plan lets you study in the browser without exports. Plus includes PDF, DOCX, Anki, and CSV exports along with unlimited generations.
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