As a student in the US, I started noticing something that genuinely bothered me — AI tools were doing so much of the heavy lifting that people's own thinking was fading into the background. Original ideas, real personality, the way you specifically connect dots — it was all getting harder to find. So I built Cruxl. Not another tool that does the work for you, but one that maps the work happening inside your head. You speak, type, or drop in your documents, and Cruxl builds an interconnected mind map of your actual thinking — your ideas, the tensions between them, the moments where your perspective shifts. It's less about output and more about helping you understand and develop how you think. The goal was simple: keep AI in a supporting role, and keep you as the one doing the thinking.

Cruxl

AI-powered mind-mapping. Map, define, and amplify thoughts

AI-powered mind-mapping. Map, define, and amplify thoughts