Notedaisy’s visual note-taking editor is built for learners who think in color, connection, and concept maps — not just lines of text. From multi-column layouts to mind maps and diagrams, you can capture complex ideas visually and study them more effectively.
Visual note-taking is the practice of organizing information using diagrams, flowcharts, images, and structured layouts instead of just writing in linear bullet points. It’s proven to improve memory retention and understanding — especially for visual learners.
With Notedaisy, visual note-taking is built in by default. You don’t need extra tools or design skills. Just open the editor and drag your ideas into shape.
Organize notes side-by-side: summaries on one side, diagrams on the other. Or compare two perspectives with dual-pane views.
Create structure as you think. Rearranging ideas is easy and intuitive.
Instantly turn ideas into colorful, connected bubbles. Perfect for essay planning, brainstorming, or breaking down big topics.
Create your notes in an “aesthetic” format with our intuitive, visual-focused tools.
If you’ve ever felt like walls of text don’t help you learn, you’re not alone. Over 60% of people are visual learners, and yet most note-taking tools are text-first.
Notedaisy flips that. With our visual note-taking app, you can:
Whether you're in high school, at university, teaching, or learning solo — our mind map note app adapts to your thinking style. No clutter, no complexity. Just better understanding through visual clarity.
See how Notedaisy helps you turn information into insight with visual note-taking tools built for how your brain works.
