moyoNote approaches note-taking from the direction of sorting rather than writing: the tagline is "We sort. You acquire." Instead of building maps node by node, you hand the tool source material — financial reports, meeting minutes, courseware, research papers, travel plans — and it extracts the structure into a mind map. Each generated map is interactive, so you can ask follow-up questions about the content and get answers grounded in the document rather than re-reading it line by line.
The platform also ships a Chrome sidebar extension called SidePico that looks up definitions and explanations of technical or specialist terms without leaving the page, which makes it useful while reading dense material. Files support is broad enough to cover .pdf, .docx, mp3 and other common types, and generated mind maps remain editable so you can restructure branches, adjust colours and apply different themes.
moyoNote runs a straightforward three-tier model. The Standard plan is free and includes limited sorting usage, five conversation rounds, public note sharing, 100 MB of cloud storage and the standard mindnote theme. Pro lifts those caps to unlimited conversations, private sharing, 2 GB storage, a pro theme and custom watermarking. Enterprise adds customer success support, API/SDK integration, multi-type enterprise file summarization, unlimited storage and private deployment for organizations that need data to stay on-premises.
