Paste the mess. Nodemeadow finds the real topics, connects them with reasons, and lays it all out as a map you can think with.
Nodemeadow reads every fragment and gives it a name.
The real topics surface. Thoughts drift into clusters.
Connections draw themselves, each with a reason.
scroll to watch the mess organize itself
Type or paste a few messy thoughts, one per line. The map that comes back is built from your words only, and every node cites the line it came from.
Six maps an hour per network. Nothing you type here is stored or used to train anything. Care page.
It reads every fragment, not just the keywords, and groups thoughts by what they are actually about. A note about a 1am usage spike and a note about losing people after a month end up together, because they are both about retention.
Every moss line between two thoughts carries a short why: both mention Dana, both are about the first minute, one is the answer to the other. You never have to guess why two things sit near each other.
Where one thought pushes against another, the map says so. Questions you half asked get gathered into one gently pulsing node, framed as decisions you could make, never as judgments.
When you are ready to act, any cluster folds into a clean outline or a numbered next-steps list, every line still citing the fragment it came from. Export the markdown and go.
Nodemeadow is model-agnostic. A thin layer routes each dump across providers, with failover, and validates every map against a strict schema: clusters, nodes with cited fragments, connections with reasons, open questions. If a claim has no source line, it never reaches the map.
How the AI works“I pasted six weeks of meeting scraps and it put “pricing” and “the free tier” in the same ring with a line between them that said why. That was the argument I had been avoiding.”
“My thesis notes were forty orphan thoughts. Now they are three clusters and a list of questions I actually need to answer. I collapsed one into my chapter outline on the spot.”
For the first two dumps a month.
$0forever
For people who think in fragments every day.
$9per month
For small teams that think out loud together.
$24per month
All prices in US dollars. Cancel any time. Billing by Stripe. Free tier limits are enforced on our servers, not in your browser.
No. Every node, connection, tension, and open question cites the fragments it came from, by line number. If a claim has no source line, our validator removes it before the map reaches you. Hover any node to see the exact text it was built from.