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A mind map maker for studying that starts from your own notes

Upload a PDF, DOCX, slide deck, or a photo of your notes and get an editable mind map you can expand, reorder, and explore branch by branch.

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Why a mind map helps when you study

Most course material arrives as long documents, so a mind map maker for studying helps you see how ideas connect before you try to memorize details.

  • See the structure of a chapter before reading it line by line.
  • Edit branches so the map matches your professor's emphasis.
  • Explore sub-points by clicking, one level at a time.
  • Start free in the browser; exports are available on paid plans.
Example electric circuits mind map branches
Ohm's lawvoltage · current · resistance · V = IR
Series circuitssame current through each component · voltages add to the source voltage · total resistance is the sum of resistors · one break stops the whole loop
Parallel circuitssame voltage across each branch · current splits between branches · total resistance is lower than any single branch · one failed branch leaves the others working
Kirchhoff's current lawcurrent in equals current out at a junction · based on conservation of charge · used to solve unknown branch currents
Capacitorsstore charge on their plates · RC time constant τ = RC · voltage across the capacitor cannot change instantly
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Built from your material

Drop in a PDF, DOCX, PPTX, plain text, or a photo of a page, and the main ideas become branches of one map.

Editable and explorable

Rename branches, move them around, add your own notes, and collapse sections you already know.

Study from the same map

Turn a branch into flashcards or a quiz when you want to test yourself on it.

How it works

Upload your notes

Add a file or paste text. Nothing needs to be formatted first.

Review the generated map

Check the central topic and main branches, then adjust anything that looks off.

Explore and study

Click through branches, trim what you have mastered, and go deeper where the map is still unclear.

A map shows hierarchy at a glance. You can see that Ohm's law sits under circuit basics and that series and parallel rules are siblings, which is harder to see in a 40-page chapter.

Because the map is editable, it grows with your course. Add lecture points, delete what you do not need, and keep one version per unit.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I map the main topics in electric circuits?

Start with the central idea, then split it into voltage, current, resistance, and power. Under each, add the laws and components that apply, such as Ohm's law for resistors and Kirchhoff's laws for networks.

Should I put formulas or definitions in a circuit mind map?

Use short branches for the definition and the formula together, like V = IR under Ohm's law. Save longer worked examples for a separate note linked to the branch.

Can I edit the map after it is generated?

Yes. You can rename, move, add, and delete branches, and collapse sections as you study.

Do I need a paid plan to export my mind map?

Exporting is a paid feature. The Free plan lets you study in the browser with 3 generations per month, while Plus adds unlimited generations and PDF or DOCX export.

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