Meeting notes mind map

Paste raw meeting notes or a transcript and get a map of topics, decisions, owners and next steps.

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What you add

Weekly product sync: Q4 planning

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617 words becomes 74 nodes

Excerpt from the original: Weekly Product Sync: Q4 Planning Date: Monday, September 22 Attendees: Maya (Product), Daniel (Engineering), Priya (Design), Tom (Growth), Lena (Customer Support) Note: this is a fictional team and fictional meeting, written as a sample input. 1. Review of Q3 results Maya opened by reviewing the Q3 numbers. Weekly active users grew 18 percent quarter over…

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How to structure a meeting notes mind map

This is how MindLM organizes the map, and a good checklist when you edit it yourself.

  1. Agenda topics

    One first-level branch per topic that was actually discussed, in the order it came up — not the order on the invite.

  2. Facts and numbers

    Under each topic, the figures and status updates people reported, so the decision below has its context.

  3. Decisions

    What was agreed, written as a sentence someone who missed the meeting could act on.

  4. Action items

    Owner + task + deadline on one node. Items without an owner are the first thing to fix after the meeting.

  5. Open questions

    Anything parked for later, so it shows up on the next agenda instead of disappearing.

When to use it

Send a recap nobody skips

Export the map as an image and drop it in the team channel: people see every decision and owner at a glance instead of scrolling a wall of notes.

Catch up on a meeting you missed

Paste a colleague's notes or the auto-generated transcript and read the outcome in a minute.

Prepare the next agenda

Open questions and overdue action items from last time become the first branches of the next meeting.

How it works

  1. Paste text or a link

    Drop in an article, notes or a webpage URL. Once signed in, upload a PDF or eBook.

  2. Get the map in 1–3 minutes

    AI reads the content, keeps its structure and lays it out as branches you can open one at a time.

  3. Navigate, edit, export

    Collapse and expand branches, rename nodes, then export as PNG, Markdown, or XMind to use anywhere.

FAQ

Can I use a meeting transcript instead of notes?

Yes. Paste the transcript text from Zoom, Teams or Google Meet. For a recording, sign in and use the audio tool, which transcribes the file first and then builds the map.

Does it pick out action items and owners?

When the notes mention who will do what, those end up on their own branch with the name attached. If an owner or date was never said, the map will not invent one.

Can I edit the map after it is generated?

Yes. Every map opens in the editor, where you can rename nodes, move branches and export to PNG, Markdown or XMind.

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