Paste any Word document text and MyMap AI restructures every section and key point into a clear visual mind map you can navigate and share.
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Paste document text, e.g. "Annual Review: Revenue up 24% YoY, gross margin 71%, FCF positive from Q3. Market position #2 in segment. Outlook: $50M ARR target, IPO prep begins Q2..."
Paste the text with headings and any source labels you want to retain.
Use document sections, themes, or decisions as the main branches.
Review omitted details and ask the AI to restore important qualifications.
A Word document presents information in reading order. A mind map can group that information by topic so related points sit together, even when they were far apart in the original text.
Use it to review a report, plan a rewrite, or study a chapter whose hierarchy is hard to see in continuous prose.
Paste text from Word and describe the structure you need. The annual review example groups financial results, market position, outlook, and risks; it is a summary of sample business content.
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You can use text copied from Word. Paste the relevant sections and indicate where each heading begins.
The goal is to reorganize meaning. Do not expect page layout, tracked changes, headers, or footnotes to transfer as document formatting.
Start with the table of contents and a section summary, then expand one branch at a time from the corresponding text.
Draft a 5 Whys analysis from a clearly stated problem. Trace possible contributing causes, flag evidence gaps, and identify a practical corrective action.
Group observations and ideas into themes while preserving the original notes and unresolved outliers.
Organize an audio transcript or listening notes into a mind map of themes, examples, speaker viewpoints, and follow-up actions.
Connect biology concepts into a study map organized around a focused question and the relationships in your course notes.
Organize a book's supplied notes or excerpts into a mind map of arguments, themes, characters, and supporting examples.
Turn a focused question into a visual brainstorming board with idea clusters, open questions, and candidates to test.
Create a reusable brainstorming structure with a focused question, idea categories, prompts, constraints, and a separate area for evaluating ideas.
Explore a challenge through a visual brainstorm. Generate different directions, group related ideas, and develop promising options with follow-up prompts.
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