TalkGraph turns your voice into a mind map while you speak. Each point lands on the map as a typed card (idea, fact, decision, action, question or risk) on the right branch, so you see the structure of what you're saying as you say it. It also works from voice notes and audio files you already have.
Press record and talk. TalkGraph transcribes as you go, in more than 50 languages, and every few seconds structures what you've said into cards connected to the topic they belong to. Hedged thoughts ("maybe we should…") land as faded drafts until you commit to them out loud.
There's no prompt to write and no template to fill. Ramble, go off on a tangent, come back: the map sorts it into branches.
Got a backlog of voice memos? Import audio (M4A, MP3, WAV and more) or video files and TalkGraph transcribes them, separates the speakers and maps them the same way. Transcripts and text work too: paste them in, or import PDF, Word and text files.
TalkGraph runs in the browser on phones and computers, with nothing to install. Open it on a walk, in the car park or between meetings, and talk.
Open TalkGraph, press record and talk. It transcribes and structures what you say into a connected mind map in real time. You can also import voice notes or audio files and they're mapped the same way.
Yes. TalkGraph's free plan gives you 250 nodes a month (about 2 hours of talking) with no credit card, and you can try it with no account first.
Yes. Import audio files such as M4A, MP3 or WAV, or video files, and TalkGraph transcribes them with speakers separated and builds the map.
Yes. Live transcription covers more than 50 languages.
Most AI mind map generators turn a typed prompt or a document into a map after the fact. TalkGraph builds the map live from your voice, types every point, asks you questions when you pause, and connects maps over time in your Brain.
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