Free to map. Pro to remember.
CogniAtlas is a visual mind-mapping and knowledge app. Organize ideas into organic mind maps, connect what you learn across maps, and build a searchable knowledge atlas that stays on your device.
iPhone, iPad & Mac
Android
WindowsMind mapping is free on every platform. New users get 30 days of Pro, with no automatic subscription.
See it in action
A feature map built in CogniAtlas. Screenshots from the CogniAtlas web app.
Think visually. Keep what you learn.
Use CogniAtlas to organize concepts, workflows, notes, images, and connected topics in a flexible visual workspace.
Map your ideas
Unlimited mind maps, seven layouts, and full core editing. Turn complex topics into clear, organized maps.
Share your work
Export your maps as PNG, JPG, PDF, or plain text for notes, reports, and study sheets.
Connect your knowledge
Link maps to each other, see backlinks, and search your whole atlas with tags and filters.
Find ideas by meaning
Private, on-device AI search finds related ideas even when you don't remember the exact words.
Remember what you study
Turn maps into spaced-repetition review, or export them to Anki.
Your files, your device
CogniAtlas is local-first: your maps are saved on your device, in files you control.
Free and Pro
The core mind mapper is free to keep. Pro adds tools for connecting, finding, and remembering your knowledge.
Free
Free to map, for as long as you like
- Unlimited mind maps
- Seven layouts and core editing
- Import your existing maps
- Export to PNG, JPG, PDF, and TXT
Pro
Pro to remember
- Cross-map links and backlinks
- Global atlas search, tags, and filters
- Private on-device AI search
- Spaced-repetition recall and Anki export
- Advanced export formats
Try all CogniAtlas Pro features free for 30 days. No automatic subscription when the introductory period ends. Your core mind-mapping tools remain free.
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