Visual mind maps that stay readable

Map ideas spatially, collapse what you are not working on, and move between a broad overview and one focused branch.

Start with structure, add detail later

A map has one Main Focus and branches for the main areas. Thought cards can be rearranged as your understanding changes. Collapse branches to reduce noise, or use Focus view when one part deserves the whole screen.

A real HeadTidy visual-notes map separating a speaker’s claim, evidence and source, open questions, and one action to try. — Claims, evidence, unknowns and actions use consistent positions and colours; the useful part is the relationship, not decoration.

Use the view that fits the moment

Map shows relationships and gives ideas room.
List makes dense content faster to scan.
Today brings dated work together without copying it.
Search finds text across the workspace.

Connect maps without making one enormous canvas

Linked map cards let one area open into its own map. Reusable subtree templates can preserve a useful structure for projects, weekly planning, learning or journaling without duplicating the original data.

Label and filter any card

Add your own colored labels to thoughts, tasks, notes, tables, habits and decisions. Use the same labels to narrow List, Today or workspace search without moving the card from its real context.

Build a visual board without losing the plan

Add an image to any ordinary card and switch on Image only on canvas for a frameless collage. The title and alt text remain searchable and accessible, and the image can still connect to branches, intentions and tasks.

Designed for touch and mouse

Cards can be selected, edited and moved on desktop or mobile. Zoom controls provide an exact percentage when needed, while the canvas keeps a comfortable fit for the current screen.