Bo reads your exact lectures and builds the map from what your course actually covers, with the same structure your material uses.
See how your course connects.
Bo reads your lectures and draws the concept map: a central idea, the main concepts branching off it, and the detail nested underneath. The sources sit right below.
Built only from your own course.
Map how these ideas connect.
How Bo makes it.
Upload your lectures
A chapter, a unit, the whole module. It all goes in.
Bo reads every page
It pulls the concepts and how they branch and nest.
Explore the map
Pan, zoom, and fold branches, then open the sources below.
See how it all connects.
A central idea, the main concepts branching off it, the detail nested underneath. The sources sit right below.
- Splits glucose into pyruvate
- Happens in the cytoplasm
- Nets 2 ATP
- Oxidizes acetyl-CoA
- Releases CO₂
- Loads NADH and FADH₂
- Uses O₂ as the final acceptor
- Builds the proton gradient
- Makes most of the ATP
A list hides the links. A map shows them.
Every idea, and how it connects.
Bo lays your course out as one branching map, so you can see how concepts build on each other instead of memorizing a flat list of terms.
A mind map generator that reads your lectures
The central idea, main branches, and nested details all come from your lectures. Every node shows the source page.
A map makes gaps visible. When a concept floats without connections, you know that is where to focus before the exam.
Everything, from your own course.
- Concepts pulled from your own material
- A clear branch-and-nest structure
- Math rendered right in the nodes
- Source pages listed below the map
- Pan, zoom, and fold to explore
- Export as a PNG or SVG image
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Questions, answered.
From your own lectures, not the open web. Bo reads the pages you upload and pulls out the concepts your course actually covers, then arranges them as a map so you can see the shape of the topic.
As a branch-and-nest tree. A central idea sits in the middle, the main concepts branch off it, and the supporting detail nests underneath. It mirrors how the topic is built, so it is easy to scan and recall.
Yes. A Sources row sits below the map with chips like Lecture 2, p. 9 that open the file at that page. The map nodes themselves stay clean, so the picture does not get cluttered with citations.
Yes. Math renders properly inside the nodes, so equations and notation show correctly instead of as raw symbols.
Yes. Download the map as a PNG image or an SVG vector to drop into your notes, print, or share with a study group.
Yes. Uploading your course and generating a mind map is free. Upgrade when you need higher limits or heavier exam-season use.
