A research and knowledge tool for knowledge workers

On any knowledge-heavy project, the real context lives in someone's head and their browser history. When they're out — or move on — the "why" behind decisions goes with them. Onboarding means reconstructing research from scratch, and handoffs lose the sources that justified the work in the first place.

Use MindWeb to research a topic or project and capture it as a cited knowledge graph: findings as nodes, evidence attached, the structure visible at a glance. The reasoning stops living in one person's memory and becomes something the team can see.

Anyone can branch a node, ask a follow-up, or pick up where someone left off, in English or 中文. Share a read-only link and a colleague inherits the entire map — every claim and every source — instead of a summary that drops the context that mattered.

Projects hand off cleanly because the research itself is the artifact: a shared, cited graph that survives vacations, reorgs, and turnover — so nobody has to re-derive what the team already knew.