Mind Map

See how everything in your course connects.

Learnex converts your notes into a mind map so you can see the big picture before you memorize the details.

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Visual Concept HierarchyInteractive Map
Cellular Respiration
Glycolysis

Cytoplasm • 2 Net ATP

Krebs Cycle

Mitochondrial Matrix

Electron Transport

Inner Membrane • ~28 ATP

Click any node to zoom into subtopics or click 'Practice Branch' to launch flashcards.

Quick Answer

Learnex generates a mind map from your uploaded notes, slides or PDFs. It places the main topic in the centre and branches out into subtopics and key terms, so you can see how ideas relate before you start memorizing them.

How to make a mind map

  1. 01

    Upload your notes

    Add the material for one chapter, lecture or whole course.

  2. 02

    Generate the map

    Learnex pulls out the main ideas and connects them into branches.

  3. 03

    Study the structure

    Use the map to review, then turn each branch into flashcards or a quiz.

Why Learnex beats other AI study tools

CapabilityLearnexStudyFetchQuizlet / ChatGPT
Source-Grounded Citations
100% verified — links directly to your slide/page
Black-box AI (frequent hallucination)User-submitted flashcards (unverified)
Socratic AI Tutoring
Guided questioning & hints (teaches you how to solve)
Gives away direct answersBasic chatbot / flashcard flips
Subject-Specific Labs
Math error locator, Code debugger, Bio simulator
Generic text LLM onlyNone
Exam Simulator & Readiness
Timed exam simulation + topic readiness %
Basic quiz generatorPractice test mode
Student Pricing
Free tier + 20% permanent .edu discount
Expensive monthly subscriptionsPaywalls on spaced repetition & solutions

Why students rely on Learnex

Big picture first

Understanding the structure of a subject makes the details easier to remember.

Fast to build

Skip drawing branches by hand and spend the time learning from the map.

Good for revision

A one-page overview of a chapter is ideal the night before an exam.

Linked to practice

Move from a branch of the map straight into flashcards or questions.

Frequently asked questions

What is a mind map for studying?

A diagram with the main topic at the centre and related subtopics branching out, used to see how ideas connect.

Are mind maps good for studying?

They help you understand structure and relationships. They work best combined with active recall such as flashcards and quizzes.

Can I make a mind map from a PDF?

Yes. Upload the PDF and Learnex builds a map from its content.

Can I edit the mind map?

Treat the generated map as a starting point and adjust it to match how you think about the subject.

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Ready to turn your lecture notes into top grades?

Upload your course slides, PDFs, or notes once. Learnex handles the rest.