Talking something through shows you what you know and where the gaps are. TalkGraph turns it into a map while you speak. Here's what people use it for.
“Wait, who said they'd send the deck?”
Decisions, actions and owners mapped live, with no bot on the call. The minutes and the follow-up email come at the end.
“I've read it three times and I still couldn't explain it.”
Explain a topic and it becomes a concept map in your words, with questions marking what you couldn't resolve.
“I keep going round in circles on this.”
Options, doubts and the question underneath, laid out so you can finally decide. Stall, and it asks you one short question.
“My best ideas come on walks, not at a desk.”
It maps as you speak, asks the question you skipped, and drafts the plan, pitch or email from your own words.
“Three people said the same thing. Which three?”
Each interview is mapped with its speakers, and the themes that come up across them connect in one Brain.
“The call took 20 minutes. The follow-up takes an hour.”
A follow-up with decisions and owners, or an outreach email from your own thinking. You read it, edit it and send it.
“Wait, who said they'd send the deck?”
Decisions, actions and owners mapped live, with no bot on the call. The minutes and the follow-up email come at the end.
See how it works“I keep going round in circles on this.”
Options, doubts and the question underneath, laid out so you can finally decide. Stall, and it asks you one short question.
See how it works“My best ideas come on walks, not at a desk.”
It maps as you speak, asks the question you skipped, and drafts the plan, pitch or email from your own words.
See how it works“Three people said the same thing. Which three?”
Each interview is mapped with its speakers, and the themes that come up across them connect in one Brain.
See how it works“The call took 20 minutes. The follow-up takes an hour.”
A follow-up with decisions and owners, or an outreach email from your own thinking. You read it, edit it and send it.
See how it worksFinished example sessions. Open any of them, switch the layout and look around.






You don't know what you think until you hear yourself say it. The map shows your understanding, holes included.
Rereading feels like learning; recalling is learning. Every idea you say out loud again gets stronger.
Each map joins your Brain, connected across conversations, so you can ask it later what you decided and why.
The research behind it is on the science page, and finished maps are on examples.
Talk for a minute and watch your own map build. Free to start.
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