AI mind map maker
Name a topic or add your notes. Winda works out the main parts and what belongs to each, and lays them out as a mind map: the topic at the root, a branch for each part, and the detail under it. You fold and open the branches, and ask about any one of them.
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What you get
- The topic and its main branches
- Four to seven branches, one for each main part, in the order your material has them.
- Branches that fold
- Each node is a few words. Open a branch to see what is under it, or close it to see the whole map on one page.
- A map you can ask about
- Pick a node and ask about it in the chat beside the map. The answer rests on the same material the map was made from.
When a mind map helps you learn
A mind map puts one topic in the center of a page and lets its parts branch out from it. The author Tony Buzan made the form popular in the 1970s. It is also called a spider diagram. A branch carries a few words, never a sentence.
It is a good tool for two jobs. The first is an overview: at the start of a topic, a mind map shows you all its parts on one page before you study any of them. The second is recall: at the end, you draw the map from memory, and the empty branches show what you have forgotten.
A mind map shows what belongs under what. It does not show how the parts act on each other. For that, use a concept map, where the arrows carry words. The most useful way to use a map made for you is to look at it for a minute, hide it, and draw it again on paper.
How it works
Say what it is about
Name a topic, or add a PDF, a lecture video, an article or your own notes. With files, the result is written from them.
Winda makes it
The skill sets the form, so you do not write a prompt. You choose the model that does the work: Claude, GPT, Gemini and others.
Keep it and change it
The result is saved in your project beside your files and chats. Ask for a change in the chat, or make flashcards and a quiz from the same material.
Questions
A mind map is a tree: one center and branches that divide. A concept map is a network: its parts are joined by arrows that say how they relate. Winda has a skill for each.
Yes. Say what to change in the chat beside the map: add a branch, move a node under another, or shorten a part. Winda changes those nodes, and the history keeps each earlier version.
Yes. Add the file to a project and name it. The branches and their nodes are taken from that material.
Yes. Download it as a PNG image with every branch open, or copy and download it as a Markdown list.
More skills
Venn diagramWhat two things share and where they differ, in two overlapping circles.
TimelineThe events of a period in order along one line, each with a picture.
InfographicThe key points of a topic on one page, around one large illustration.
Tree diagramOne thing at the top and the kinds or parts it divides into, level by level.
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