DeepThought lays a whole topic out on a single canvas, so you can read it at a glance and take it with you.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
- Read briefs: published concept maps with a note on the nodes. Skim the shape, open a branch, follow a linked source.
- Browse the gallery: search published maps by keyword and filter by tag.
- Studio: sign in and draw your own map on the canvas. With a hardware keyboard, Tab adds a child node and Enter adds a sibling.
- Fork any map: reopen a published map as your own draft and carry on from there.
- Drafts stay with you: work in progress is kept on your device until you choose to publish it.
- Share and embed: publish a map as a link, or copy an embed snippet that drops a live map into a blog, a doc, or an internal wiki.
READING IS FREE
Briefs and the gallery open without an account. You sign in with Google only to save, publish, or unlock. Maps can be published free or paid. A paid map unlocks for 2 credits from your shared account balance, and its author earns 1 credit on the first unlock.
LANGUAGES
The app follows the site: English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.
The app works together with deepthought.me and needs a network connection.
One topic on one canvas. Read it, fork it, share it.