Getting started
Sign in, create your first project, add your API key, talk through it, watch the mindmap form. Five minutes.
Short, on-brand answers to the questions people actually ask. If something here is wrong or missing, tell us — we'd rather hear it once than have ten people stub their toes on it.
Sign in, create your first project, add your API key, talk through it, watch the mindmap form. Five minutes.
Talk it. Map it. Own it. — the three landing pillars unpacked. What the LLM extractor actually does, what RLS gives you, what self-host means in practice.
The questions that come up most — providers, attachments, exports, sharing, self-host, account deletion.
Read from the graph instead of feeding it. When to use it, what [uncertain] means, and how source-node attribution works.
What happens when you drop a PDF, DOCX, audio, or video into chat. Caps, extraction times, hosted vs self-host.
Markdown, Mermaid, OPML, FreeMind, PNG, SVG — same data, different shape. Quick guide for which to use when.
Anthropic, OpenAI, Ollama, LM Studio — when each makes sense + how to bring your own key.
Where your conversations live, what we keep, how to export everything, and how to delete your account.
Five steps from git clone to a working instance on your own hardware. With a local model, nothing leaves your network.
OpenMind is built to be self-hosted — your Postgres, your keys, your hardware. The repository is private for now: request an invite, say you’d like to self-host, and we grant access by hand.