Turn study notes into mind maps you can revise from quickly.
Drop in handwritten notes (as photos), record a lecture, or upload textbook PDFs. Mappy AI structures the content into a visual mind map with embedded page snapshots — faster to scan than re-reading.
Why notes work better as a map
Linear notes capture information, but revision usually needs structure, relationships, and prioritization.
Move past the wall of text
- See the major topics and subtopics at a glance.
- Spot what belongs together before exam season.
- Keep important details nested under the right idea.
Revise faster
- Review a chapter without rereading everything.
- Expand weak areas when you need more depth.
- Use one visual overview instead of scattered notes.
How to go from notes to revision map
Use your existing material, not a fresh blank page.
1. Bring in your notes
Drop in lecture recordings, handwritten note photos, textbook PDFs, or summary files. Mappy works with anything study-related.
2. Build the structure
Mappy AI turns the content into a map with clearer hierarchy and cleaner branch separation.
3. Study from the map
Refine the branches, add examples, and use the finished map as a revision surface.
Useful for everyday study
Expand one weak topic
Deepen a difficult branch without rewriting the whole set of notes from scratch.
Stay tied to the source
Keep references close to the ideas they support, which helps when you need to check details fast.
Visual revision maps with embedded images
Switch to Visual mode and Mappy attaches images to your nodes — page snapshots from textbook PDFs, topic images from the web. Revision maps that look like the textbook itself, just easier to scan.
FAQ
Common questions from students using notes as source material.
Can I use my own lecture notes?
Yes. The workflow is designed for notes, summaries, and other study material you already wrote.
Is this useful only for revision week?
No. It is useful during the term too, especially when you want to keep a cleaner overview as topics grow.
Can I keep editing the map after it is generated?
Yes. You can reorganize nodes, add details, and keep using the map as your study structure.
Do I need a paid plan to try it?
No. Free includes 5 AI generations to convert a few sets of notes. Pro adds 40 per month plus PDF export, Max adds 300 per month plus collaboration.
Ready to turn your notes into a revision map?
Start free and convert your next set of study notes into something easier to review.