Mind Map Maker

Draw how your lecture fits together.

Leurons sums up your slides and you map it out right next to them, because working out what connects is what makes it stick.

Leurons · Summary

Summary

Plants turn sunlight, water and CO₂ into glucose.

Oxygen gets released along the way.

SunlightWaterCO₂GlucoseOxygen

Why it helps

A map you draw yourself, on purpose

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Your summary right there
Your summary's already made from the slides, so the whole lecture is right there while you map it.
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Shapes and colors
Boxes, ovals, clouds and containers in six colors, with arrows you can label, like "needs" or "makes".
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You draw it
It doesn't draw the map for you, on purpose. Deciding what connects to what is the studying, and a finished map would skip that part.
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Saves as you go
It saves as you go, in the same study set as your flashcards and tests, with undo, zoom and full screen for when it gets big.
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Add a brain dump
Pair it with a brain dump: close your notes, write everything you remember, and the AI shows you what you left out.

Perfect for

After a messy lecture. After a lecture that felt like a pile of separate facts and you can't see how any of it links up.
Before a midterm. Getting a whole unit onto one page the week before a midterm.
Bio, econ, history. Classes full of processes and causes, like bio, econ or history, where the links between things are half the exam.
From memory. Drawing it from memory first, then opening the summary to see what you missed.

Just launched

Turn a pile of slides into a study session that actually sticks.

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