MyMap.AI

MyMap.AI starts from a different premise than a standard chatbot: the output belongs on a canvas, not in a wall of text. You bring whatever you already have — a sentence, pasted notes, a PDF, a Word document, or a YouTube link — and the assistant decides on an appropriate diagram type, draws it, and arranges the layout while you watch. Instead of picking a template first, you describe the problem and the structure emerges; a strategy question can turn into a SWOT, a "why did this happen" into a fishbone, a brainstorm into branching mind maps, and a process with a decision point into a flowchart with the loop already drawn.

Editing works through conversation rather than through dragging boxes. You select a node, say what needs to change, and the assistant rewrites that node, fills in what is missing, and leaves the rest of the board untouched. The same chat can mix mind maps, flowcharts, diagrams, and slides on one board, and it keeps editing all of them.

Once the thinking is captured, MyMap helps you hand it off. Framing any region of the board turns it into a slide you can present from the browser, and decks export one page per frame. Finished work can leave the app as PNG, SVG, PDF, Markdown, or a share link, either as the whole map or just a selection. A gallery of templates built with MyMap gives you starting points you can open, keep editing, or regenerate from the same prompt. The platform is aimed at people who have a map to hand in — process consultants documenting swimlanes and SOPs, quality and compliance teams producing A3s and audit trees, students and educators building revision maps, and family therapists drawing three-generation genograms.