Generate mind maps directly from text
Paste notes, transcripts, requirements, or long-form text and let MindPilot turn them into an editable map you can continue refining.
MindPilot is a web-based AI mind mapping workspace from Guikits. It is designed for planning, requirement breakdowns, research digestion, and turning rough input into a clearer structure that can be reviewed, edited, shared, and exported.
Why MindPilot is useful right now
Paste notes, transcripts, requirements, or long-form text and let MindPilot turn them into an editable map you can continue refining.
Expand selected branches, summarize the current map, or convert the structure into a PRD-style draft without leaving the workspace.
Templates, snapshots, share links, import, export, and keyboard-first editing are already built in for actual day-to-day use.
Manual editing stays lightweight, while AI actions consume points in a measurable way so the product can support real usage and upgrade paths.
A practical workflow for outlining, refining, exporting, and sharing structured thinking.
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Begin with raw text, pick a built-in template, or sketch manually depending on how formed your idea already is.
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Use AI text-to-map, branch expansion, map summary, and PRD generation, then keep adjusting the final structure yourself.
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Create snapshots, copy share links, and export to KM, JSON, Markdown, SVG, or PNG for docs, alignment, and downstream execution.
| Capability | Points | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Manual editing, templates, snapshots, import/export | 0 | Best for building, reorganizing, and exporting maps without consuming points. |
| AI text-to-map | ~19 / use | Best for turning pasted text or imported content into a structured map quickly. |
| AI branch expansion / summary / PRD | ~4 to 25 / use | Best for refining structure, summarizing the current map, and drafting deliverables from the map. |
You can manually edit maps, start from templates, generate maps from text, expand branches with AI, summarize the map, draft PRD content, save snapshots, share links, and export to multiple formats.
It works well for product planning, requirement breakdowns, meeting digestion, study notes, research structuring, project kickoffs, and any workflow where raw ideas need visible structure.
Manual editing and structure work remain lightweight, while AI actions consume points based on the operation. This makes MindPilot usable today while still supporting measurable AI usage and subscriptions.
Open MindPilot to structure ideas, generate maps from text, and turn thinking into something your team can review, refine, and execute.