For teams
The meeting ends. The map keeps working.
Most team thinking evaporates the moment the call drops. Untangling gives it somewhere permanent to live — one canvas everyone can edit, comment on and come back to.
Shared workspaces
Maps live in a team space, not one person’s account. Nobody is a bottleneck.
Roles that mean something
Owner, admin and member at workspace level; editor, commenter and viewer per map.
Discussion in context
Comment on the topic itself, mention a colleague, resolve when the question is answered.
Version history
A year of history on Team. Preview any earlier state and restore it without losing the current one.
Present without exporting
Walk stakeholders through the map itself. No parallel deck to keep in sync.
Permissions enforced server-side
A viewer cannot write, even with the developer console open. Access is checked on every request.
Everyone edits at once, and nothing is lost
Untangling uses conflict-free replicated data types. Two people typing in the same topic both keep their words — there is no lock, no "someone else is editing", no last-write-wins.
- Live cursors with a stable colour per person
- See what each collaborator has selected
- Simultaneous text edits merge character by character
- Undo reverts your own changes, never a colleague’s
- Keep working offline; changes merge on reconnect
Turn a workshop into a plan the same afternoon
Run the divergent round on one canvas, cluster into themes, then collapse the noise and present the shortlist — all in the same map, without rebuilding anything in another tool.
- Collapse branches to hide the exploration
- Focus mode to work one branch at a time
- Relationships to show dependencies between themes
- Export to PDF, PowerPoint or Word for whoever was not there
Onboarding a new team member takes one link
A workspace full of maps is a better introduction than a wiki nobody maintains. Structure is visible at a glance, and history explains how you got here.
- Invite by email with a role attached
- Team members reach every workspace map by default
- Global search across topics and notes
- Favourites and recents so the important maps stay close
“We used to lose an hour every Monday reconstructing what we decided on Friday. Now the map already says it.”
Illustrative example. Name and organisation are fictional.
Give your team one place to think
Start free, invite the people you actually work with, upgrade when you need the workspace features.
Create a team workspace