Visual Topic Mapping
Build multiple maps and see clusters, bridges, and weak spots in your understanding.
Research Workspace
Map ideas.
Justify connections.
Move from scattered curiosity to structured understanding with graph-based topic maps, evidence trails, and contextual notes.
What You Can Do
- Build map-specific layouts and control clustering behavior.
- Open nodes to collect topic papers and save a persistent evidence trail.
- Open edges to capture papers that justify topic relationships.
- Keep node notes and edge notes tied directly to your reasoning.
Node + Edge Evidence
Store papers for individual topics and separate papers that justify relationships.
Research Notes in Context
Keep notes attached directly to nodes and connections so reasoning stays traceable.
Quick Start
Step 1
Create a map and add initial topics.
Step 2
Expand nodes and generate connecting concepts.
Step 3
Save evidence and notes on both topics and links.