Visual Brainstorming Map

Overview

The Visual Brainstorming Map is an open, conceptual canvas where you can freely arrange thoughts, hypotheses, examples, and ideas. It turns your data exploration into a visual thinking space — combining logic, layout, and insight.

Purpose

• Organize concepts spatially to aid thinking and discovery.
• Drag points, tags, or clusters into meaningful layouts or structures.
• Enable ideation, categorization, or hypothesis mapping.

Key Features

• Manual Layout: You can move points freely — unlike the embedding-based space.
• Conceptual Grouping: Cluster ideas visually without changing their semantic embeddings.
• Mixed Content: Drop in text notes, search results, flashcards, or even vignettes.
• Saves Progress: Maps are saved per user/session and can be exported or shared.

Tips:

• Use this map like a virtual whiteboard — arrange ideas into timelines, categories, or flowcharts.
• Combine with Notes and Hashtags for layered annotations.
• Great for early-stage thinking or collaborative planning sessions.