Feed your knowledge
Axone is a mind-mapping tool that lets you organize information in your own unique way and make infinite connections between everything you know.
- Web based
- Available on all platforms
- Mobile optimized
- Works offline
Why mind mapping
Think in connections, not in lists
A mind map is a graphical representation of concepts, thoughts and ideas. Compared with conventional note-taking, it can improve learning and memory, and help you better understand, assimilate and generate ideas.
Generate new ideas
Branch out from any concept and let associations spark fresh thinking.
Synthesize information
Condense notes from many sources into one clear, navigable structure.
Solve problems
Lay out causes, options and constraints to see the whole picture at once.
Make decisions
Compare alternatives side by side and trace how each one connects.
Why Axone
A different approach to learning
Axone gives you the power to make infinite connections with the information you know. Organize it your own way, internalize it better, and strengthen your ability to memorize and learn.
Organizing
Strengthen your memory and prepare to learn new topics by associating subjects with distinct categories.
Mind mapping
Give structure to information, and better analyze, recall and generate new ideas through visual techniques.
Process your assets
Arrange knowledge in visual, dynamic layouts with structured diagrams and custom pictograms.
Adapt your experience
Take control of your learning by researching and consolidating information from multiple sources.
Social networking
Share your ideas and learn from others while keeping track of your own mind maps.
Examples
Explore personalized mind maps
Two mind maps built with Axone, each organizing a subject in its own way.
Monarchies in Europe
Governments in European history, categorized by country, family or religion and represented on a timeline.
- Timeline
- Categories
The history of art
The development of historical painting, categorized by country, style or period, with galleries and locations referenced alongside key works.
- Art styles
- Key works