See Your Thinking Path
Mind Vision turns raw thoughts into thinking models, cognitive moves, blind spots, and a private visual knowledge base.
Start free with 10 credits
Built on a proven SaaS stack
Notes save content. Mind Vision saves thinking patterns.
Behind every decision, doubt, and tradeoff are thinking models and moves. Mind Vision helps you make them visible.
Keep the original text
Analysis is grounded in your words and does not rewrite your view.
Detect thinking signals
Judgment, doubt, causality, tradeoff, and reframing become analyzable signals.
Generate a graph
Models, moves, and blind spots are organized into a navigable graph.
Build your arsenal
Over time, collect the thinking tools you actually use.
How it works
Enter raw thoughts. Mind Vision analyzes only what is supported by the text.
Build a thinking graph in four steps
Raw thought -> models/moves/blind spots -> graph -> personal arsenal
Enter raw text
No need to polish it into a perfect answer.
Generate analysis
Detect patterns, models, moves, and blind spots.
View the graph
See how nodes drive, depend on, or hide each other.
Grow your arsenal
Build your personal thinking operating system over time.
Core features
Everything you need to launch your AI SaaS startup quickly and efficiently.
Thinking graph
Visualize models, moves, and blind spots.
Model and move library
Collect thinking tools you actually used.
Private by default
No social features. Your analyses stay private.
Export share image
Export shareable thinking visuals later.
Built for these use cases
for it's easy to use and fast to ship.
Product decisions See the structure behind tradeoffs.
See the structure behind tradeoffs.
Personal reflection Track recurring thinking habits.
Track recurring thinking habits.
Writing and research Turn complex thoughts into visible paths.
Turn complex thoughts into visible paths.
Real use cases
No fake testimonials. The MVP shows practical scenarios first.
FAQ
Have another question? Contact us on Discord or by email.
Start building your thinking OS
Enter one real thought and generate your first thinking graph.