Mind maps and slides: see the whole chapter at once
Two new ways to look at any note — a branching mind map of how the ideas connect, and a slide deck for quick revision.
Notes are linear: page one, then page two. Understanding isn't. This week we're adding two tools that help you see a chapter as a whole.
Mind maps
Open any note and generate a mind map. The main topic sits in the middle, with branches for each sub-topic and the key points under them. It's the quickest way to answer the question every exam asks in disguise: how do these ideas fit together?
Slides
Slides turns a note into a short deck, one idea per slide. They're built for the last revision pass: big text, few words, easy to flip through on your phone on the way to the exam hall.
Study smarter with Snapnotes
Turn any note into flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and audio — and learn something new in every swipe with Flicks.
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