Researchers
Turn papers, PDFs, and literature reviews into one-page maps that make arguments, methods, findings, and gaps easier to compare.
Built for researchers, educators, and serious
learners
Turn dense documents into clear mind maps in seconds
Upload papers, PDFs, lecture notes, articles, or
long text and get a structured visual map you can
scan, teach from, and remember.
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Who it's for
Built for people who need to understand complex material fast
getMindmap is strongest when the input is dense and the stakes are high: literature reviews, academic readings, lecture prep, long articles, and self-directed learning.
Educators
Convert lectures, case studies, and course material into teaching outlines that are easier to explain, review, and reuse.
Serious learners
Make long reading more manageable with a visual structure that supports recall, review, and ADHD-friendly learning workflows.
How it works
Go from raw material to a clear one-page map in three steps
1
Upload your source
Start with a paper, PDF, lecture note, article, or long passage of text that is too dense to scan quickly.
2
Let AI structure it
getMindmap extracts the key concepts, hierarchy, and relationships so the logic of the material becomes visible.
3
Review, export, reuse
Use the map to study, teach, compare sources, or export it to PDF, PNG, SVG, and Markdown.
Demo
See how a dense document becomes something you can actually scan
The product works best when it turns long, interconnected information into a map you can review in minutes instead of rereading for hours.
Great for papers, lesson prep, case
studies, and long-form reading.
Built to surface structure, not just
generate another summary paragraph.
Useful when you need to compare ideas,
teach them, or remember them later.
What users say
Users keep saying the same thing: getMindmap helps them understand dense material faster
Joe DiVanna
Harvard, Oxford & LBS
Every time I use getMindmap, I get more and more impressed. It has become fundamental for my strategic thinking, scenario development, and risk management processes. It augments my insight and enables me to discover "things I don't know I don't know".
Virginia Bombin
IE University Professor
getMindmap is a game changer as a lecturer, but also as a student.
Norazha Paiman
Senior Lecturer, Malaysia
getMindmap has transformed how I approach my academic work. As a university lecturer with ADHD, I've tried many similar tools but always abandoned them due to their complexity. What sets getMindmap apart is its intuitive interface.
Drew Carson
Content Creator - AI Builder
getMindmap is a really cool product for distilling complex information into hierarchical structure. Great for people like me who are self-taught and need a better way to keep track of homebrewed curricula.
Start free. Upgrade when you need unlimited maps.
The free plan is enough to test your first paper, lecture, or dense reading. Pro is for people who use getMindmap as part of an ongoing research or teaching workflow.
Free
For your first dense document
$0
/month
- 10 mind maps
- Basic AI model
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Pro
For ongoing research and teaching
$4.99
/month
- Unlimited mind maps
- All AI models (GPT-5.2 & Gemini Pro)
- Priority support
- Advanced export options
- PDF & document analysis
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Prefer a one-time purchase? Limited lifetime access is still available here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is getMindmap for?
getMindmap is built for researchers, educators, and
serious learners who need to process dense material
quickly. It is especially useful for papers, lecture
prep, case-heavy reading, and long-form study
workflows.
What can I upload?
You can start from papers, PDFs, lecture notes,
articles, and long passages of text. The tool is
designed to turn those sources into structured mind
maps you can scan, compare, and review.
How does the free plan work?
The free plan gives you up to 10 mind maps, so you
can try the product on real material before paying.
When you need unlimited maps and premium AI models,
you can upgrade to Pro.
Can I export my maps?
Yes. You can export your mind maps in formats
including PDF, PNG, SVG, and Markdown so you can
reuse them in reports, presentations, or your
personal knowledge system.
Do I own the mind maps I create?
Yes. You maintain ownership of the mind maps and
intellectual property you create with getMindmap.
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“I'm taking getMindmap through its paces with every docs I've got and never failed to blow me away.”
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