A map you can think with.
Nodemeadow is for the moment after the brain-dump and before the plan. It reads everything you wrote, finds the structure, and lays it out in space so you can see what you actually think.
The dump
Paste anything. Meeting scraps, voice-of-thought typing, bullet lists, a page of half ideas. One thought per line works best; long paragraphs are split into thoughts for you. Free maps take 40 fragments, Thinker and Studio take 400.
The map
Clusters with plain names and a one-line summary. Nodes close to your own words. Moss connections with a short reason on each. Loose thoughts parked at the edge, never forced in. One gently pulsing node that holds the open questions.
The edit
Rename a node, merge two that say the same thing, drop one that was noise. Add a week of new notes and re-map: ids stay stable, so the meadow morphs to its new shape instead of starting over.
The collapse
When it is time to act, fold any cluster into an outline or a numbered next-steps list. Every line still cites the fragment it came from. Export the outline as markdown, or the whole map as an image.
Who it is for
Product people turning six weeks of customer calls into a roadmap. Founders deciding what the company is actually about. Writers with forty orphan notes and a deadline. Students who think faster than they can outline. Anyone who thinks in fragments and wants to see the whole.
What it is not
Nodemeadow is not a note-taking app and does not want to replace yours. It is not a chatbot and will not write your thoughts for you. It does not invent nodes. It takes what you wrote, shows you its shape, and hands it back when you are ready to act.