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Frequently Asked Questions
It converts scientific notes into visual flowcharts or mind maps. Enter experiment steps, literature insights, or planning notes. The AI structures them without manual drawing.
Scientists can map experiments, analysis pipelines, or study overviews in minutes. Instead of drawing, enter text and get a complete diagram, speeding up lab reviews and documentation.
Input or upload your notes. The AI detects steps, variables, or topics, choosing flowcharts for processes or mind maps for branched concepts. You can edit text, rearrange branches, or change colors.
Flowcharts for protocols and decision paths; mind maps for literature themes, hypotheses, or brainstorming sessions. Focus on research details with just these two formats.
Switch between flowchart and mind map, rename nodes, move branches, and adjust colors to match lab or publication templates. Add notes or consolidate ideas without ruining layout.
Yes. Upload protocols, meeting notes, or literature summaries for conversion into a flowchart or mind map without retyping.
Multiple languages are supported, ensuring labels remain accurate for international teams who write notes in their preferred language.
Most diagrams appear in seconds, allowing rapid iteration of methods or study overviews before sharing with colleagues.
Export the completed diagram for inclusion in lab documents, presentations, or manuscripts. Exports retain labels and structure for review.
Enter notes—experiment steps, literature points, or hypothesis lists—choose flowchart or mind map, and generate. Adjust labels, rearrange branches, and export. No special training needed.
Yes. Create diagrams during lab meetings or study groups, export, and share, ensuring everyone is aligned on protocols or research plans.
It processes detailed experiments or literature syntheses while keeping the layout readable. Switching views helps simplify dense branches.
Use it for experiment planning, literature reviews, funding proposals, lab introductions, or result synthesis. Turn specific needs into shareable visuals for teams or reviewers.
It runs in a browser—no installation needed. Use it on a laptop or desktop, input your notes, and generate diagrams.
You input text and the AI builds structure. Traditional tools need manual layout; here, research notes become a finished flowchart or mind map, saving time while keeping the layout tidy.