For education
Understanding has a shape. Show it.
A linear set of notes hides how ideas connect. Untangling lets a class build the connections together, in the room, and lets students revise from the structure afterwards.
A whole class on one canvas
Thirty people editing at once, each with their own cursor. No turn-taking.
Retrieval-friendly revision
Collapse a branch, try to recall it, expand to check. The map becomes the flashcard.
Outline mode
Students who prefer linear notes get an outline view of the same map, kept in sync.
Teach from the map
Present branch by branch with animated zoom instead of clicking through static slides.
Turn a reading into a map
Upload a PDF chapter and get a structured starting point students can correct and extend.
Group work with a record
Version history shows who contributed what, which makes group assessment less guesswork.
Built for the pace of a seminar
Live discussion moves faster than typing. Tab and Enter add topics exactly where they belong, so the map keeps up with the conversation instead of trailing it.
- Keyboard-first capture — no dragging boxes around
- Automatic layout means nobody tidies the canvas
- Comments for questions that come up mid-session
- Works on tablets and phones, with pinch zoom and bottom sheets
Study templates that ask the right questions
Our study notes template prompts for definitions, worked examples, counter-examples and — crucially — the questions you still cannot answer.
- Core idea, key terms, how it works, examples
- A dedicated “questions to resolve” branch
- Connections to related topics as labelled relationships
- Export to Markdown or PDF for a revision pack
Accessible by default
Every control has a keyboard path and a screen-reader label, motion respects the operating-system reduced-motion setting, and a high-contrast theme meets WCAG AAA for text.
- Full keyboard navigation of the canvas
- Visible focus states throughout
- High-contrast map theme included
- Reduced-motion support across animations
“Thirty students editing one map during a seminar and it never stuttered. The outline view is what sold my department.”
Illustrative example. Name and organisation are fictional.
Try it with your next class
Start on the free plan. Get in touch about department pricing when you are ready to roll it out.
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