mindmap.io
Mindmap.io is a mindmapping software where nodes can be prompts. It replaces the linear chat log with a canvas where every node is a live AI conversation you can branch from, so the structure of your thinking stays visible and reusable.
Run ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek or Kimi per node and compare answers side by side. Let AI expand a part of your mindmap by asking follow up questions on your behalf, the built-in agent Milo reads and edits the map for you, and prompt nodes can search the web with sources. Semantic zoom with AI-generated summaries allow you to see the big picture in your mindmap.
Attach images and PDFs as context. Publish a map as a link or embed it live in any page. Export to PNG and Markdown. You can also use mindmap.io's MCP or Claude plugin to have your own Codex or Claude agents build mindmaps for you.
Useful for roadmaps, studying, creative work, competitive analysis, system design, postmortems and research.
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CiteDash
CiteDash is an AI-powered research and writing platform designed to streamline the entire academic workflow by combining source discovery, analysis, drafting, and citation into a single system. It enables users to enter a research topic, essay prompt, or question, after which a multi-agent pipeline automatically searches across numerous academic databases, including sources like Semantic Scholar, PubMed, and OpenAlex, to identify, evaluate, and synthesize relevant literature into a structured draft with inline citations. It emphasizes accuracy and credibility by grounding every claim in verifiable academic sources, avoiding hallucinated references, and ensuring that outputs are traceable to real studies. CiteDash supports a wide range of academic tasks, including essay writing, research papers, literature reviews, and exam preparation, offering tools such as AI-generated notes, structured outlines, and active recall question generation to reinforce learning.
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ScholarIQ
ScholarIQ is a web-based AI research assistant for searching and reviewing scientific literature. Researchers can pose a question, search records from OpenAlex, ORCID and PubMed, or upload search results and source documents. The platform ranks articles against review criteria, supports citation-based snowball discovery, and helps users screen records, highlight relevant passages, and extract specified information from uploaded texts. Answers and suggested values link to cited sources, while reviewers retain control of inclusion decisions, risk-of-bias judgments, and conclusions. ScholarIQ records reviewer identity, decision rationale, and supporting passages to make review work traceable. It also provides a public research metadata atlas linking papers, researchers, journals, institutions, and topics. It serves individual researchers and review teams doing literature searches, evidence screening, and systematic reviews.
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scienceOS
scienceOS is an AI-powered research platform built to accelerate scientific literature workflows by giving researchers fast, reliable access to a massive database, more than 225 million research papers via a chat-based interface. The core “AI science chat” lets you ask questions, get answers grounded in published literature, and even generate tables or diagrams summarizing findings. If you upload PDFs, the “multi-PDF chat” can parse up to eight documents per session and extract key passages, figures, and tables to help you digest papers quickly; it can also generate structured summaries of papers (e.g., intro, methods, conclusions), highlighting main findings, limitations, and key data. Alongside that, scienceOS includes an AI reference manager; you can store and organize up to 4,000 PDFs or citations in a personal or shared library, import external references (e.g., from Zotero), and chat with your own collection, useful for drafting literature reviews and building bibliographies.
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