Sensemaker

Making sense of what you see and experience, strategy former

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Making sense of what you see and experience, strategy former

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Sensemaker is different because it doesn’t just summarize notes—it reads how your mind map is arranged, clustered, and connected, then turns that structure into a narrative. Standout features include selection-aware stories,English and Multilingual with RTL support, speech-to-text, real-time team collaboration, and web, desktop, and local-firstmmap support.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•Maps

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm the solo founder of Sensemaker, and I've been quietly building this for a year — lots of rewrites along the way. Mind-map software has been stuck as a drawing tool when it should be a thinking tool. The structure you build on a canvas — what you grouped together, what you connected, what you pushed to the margin — already encodes a real argument. But until now, nothing has read that structure and reflected it back to you as a coherent narrative. Sensemaker reads both your text and your spatial layout (clusters, edges, hierarchy), then writes you back a 200–600 word narrative that names the themes, surfaces the tensions, and ends with the conclusion your map is implicitly building toward. It started as a hunch that mind maps could be more than static diagrams. The approach evolved through a lot of rewrites — figuring out how AI could interpret spatial relationships, not just text, and getting the narrative generation to feel like your argument rather than a generic summary. I'd love for you to try it on something real — a strategy doc, research stack, or prep notes for a talk or podcast — and tell me what's broken. I read every comment and respond. Hebrew + English. Free tier, no card required. Real-time collab. Thanks for checking it out!

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22d ago

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Small follow-up for the PH crowd 🎁

I just opened a code for everyone visiting from here:

MAKE-SENSE → 28 days of Pro, free, no card.

How it works: sign up (you'll auto-start a 14-day Pro trial), then in Pricing → paste MAKE-SENSE → the trial gets replaced with a

full 4 weeks of unlimited AI narrative generation, unlimited cloud maps, and the Conceptualize idea-extraction flow.

Capped at 1,000 redemptions. Active through June 27.

Try it on something real — a research session, a strategy doc, a messy brainstorm — and tell me what breaks. Every comment here

gets read.

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4d ago

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8h ago

Launching tomorrow — what's the fastest way you've gotten real feedback on a thinking tool?

Sensemaker goes live tomorrow (May 28, 12:01 AM PDT). It reads the spatial structure of your mind map clusters, hierarchy, edge density and writes back a coherent narrative from that structure, not just the text.

My question for this community: what's been the fastest, most honest feedback loop you've found for a tool that works on your thinking rather than your workflow?

p/sensemaker

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2d ago

What's your longest gap between 'I have a thought' and 'I have something coherent to send'?

Trying to understand where the bottleneck really is.

For me it's usually the moment right after capture I have the raw thought, but turning it into something I'd actually send or publish feels like a separate, much harder task. Sometimes that gap is hours. Sometimes it's never.

Curious where others feel the most friction: capturing the thought in the first place, structuring it, finding the right words, or just deciding it's "ready"?

Would love to hear real examples what kind of thought was it, and what got in the way?

p/sensemaker

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22d ago

Pre launch reflection

For about a year I've been quietly building a mind-map app

called Sensemaker. This week I'm finally comfortable enough with

it to tell people.

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