A map that thinks.
Bubbles, conditions, loops — and a procedure that runs step by step.
Spiriom is a mind-map editor whose chains obey real logic. A bubble asks a question and leaves through as many answers as it needs — yes, no, something else. An arrow may point back up: that is a loop, not a mistake. Two branches may start together and meet again further down.
A finished map does not stay a drawing. Running it moves a token: you answer the questions, the path lights up and is time-stamped, and every run becomes a record you can read back. Presentation mode hides everything but the message and the buttons — the view to hold in your hand in front of the machine.
Start, step, condition, AND, OR, end, note. The type of the bubble says what its outputs do: nothing is left ambiguous.
One button copies the map as text, together with the description of the format. Have an AI edit it, paste it back, apply.
No account, no server, no ads. Everything is stored on your side, and everything works offline.
Free, no account, offline.
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