Principles
What we hold to.
MindMap is meant to earn a place in a serious student's day. These are the commitments that make that possible. They are written into the product, not just this page.
- I
Your work is your own.
MindMap never completes, answers or submits graded work. It reads Blackboard and never posts, submits or starts an attempt. When you ask about a graded question, it teaches the idea instead of handing you the answer.
- II
Honest by design.
Answers show which of your files they came from. When your materials don't cover something, MindMap says so rather than guess. Grades are calculated in the open, and the report shows its math.
- III
Yours to keep, or to take away.
Your courses, notes and files are private to your account. No ads, and nothing is ever sold. You can download everything, or delete everything, at any time from Account.
- IV
A guide, not a warden.
No streaks, no guilt, no nagging. Every plan is a suggestion you can change or ignore. MindMap tells you where you stand and what would help most, then leaves the choice to you.
- V
Built on how learning works.
Plans lean on what the research supports: practice testing, spaced review, and working problems before rereading. Briefs end in questions for a reason.
- VI
Careful with your time and money.
The AI runs on a model on your own computer, so it costs nothing and your material stays with you. Blackboard checks are quick and only read what changed. Nothing runs that you didn't set up.