SHAKHE, A LITTLE ROOM TO THINKPICK A BRANCH. FOLLOW YOUR CURIOSITY.
YOUR ONLINE MIND MAP
One thought.Endless branches.
Follow an idea. Find the connections.
See where it takes you next.
A small business
Customers, product, first steps. Give your idea a little room to take shape.
Try your first branch
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One idea. A few useful perspectives.
Take a moment to think with Shakhe.
Explore a plan as a map, follow its tasks on a board and walk through it as a presentation. This interactive example gives you a feel for the tools inside Shakhe.
Build a small businessShakhe
Selected branchUnderstand customers
Start by understanding the problem.
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Interactive example. Changes here are not saved.
Select a branch to light up its path.
Room to think. Tools to act.
From the bigger picture to what you do today.
A map can hold more than a collection of headings. Give each idea its own branches, context, sources and next steps, all within the picture you are building.
Different thoughts. A familiar place to begin.
For a business idea, a learning plan or the week ahead.
You do not have to begin with an empty canvas every time. Choose a template, replace the headings with your own questions and add the level of detail you need.
Business planning
Customer and problemProduct and valueSales and next steps
Business planning
Bring the customer, problem, product and sales approach into one picture. Separate assumptions from actions and see what you need to understand before taking the next step.
The result: a scattered idea becomes a plan you can examine.
Try Shakhe↗Personal goals
The bigger goalSkills and habitsSmall steps
Personal goals
Break a large goal into smaller paths. What do you need to learn? Which habit would help? What can you do first? Keep each step connected to the reason you started.
The result: a clearer sense of what will move you forward today.
Try Shakhe↗Learning and study
Core conceptsExamples and sourcesQuestions and review
Learning and study
Connect chapters, concepts and questions. Keep a topic’s notes and sources beside it, then move from the overall structure to the details when it is time to review.
The result: you can see how the things you are learning fit together.
Try Shakhe↗Weekly planning
Important workFollow-upsToday’s focus
Weekly planning
Collect important work, commitments and future ideas in one place. Set priorities and dates, then choose three useful steps from the week to focus on today.
The result: a visual plan you can adjust as the week changes.
Try Shakhe↗Pick up the thought where you left it
Your personal workspace, across your devices.
Edits save in your browser. When you sign in and connect to the internet, account sync helps you continue your maps on another device. Export a backup whenever you want an independent copy.
A separate space for each account
Sign in with Google to keep your projects and maps in your own personal workspace.
Continue on another device
Sign in to the same account to sync your maps. If two versions have changed at the same time, a separate copy is preserved so changes are not silently overwritten.
Keep a copy of your own
Download a complete backup with attachments. Browser storage is not a substitute for a backup: clearing browser data can remove locally stored information.
A little help with the blank canvas
When AI is configured, turn starting material into a structure.
Provide a topic or a piece of text to create a draft set of branches. Then refine the titles, order and connections with your own judgment. A PDF containing text can also be a starting point.
This is an optional feature, available after the administrator configures an AI service. Scanned PDFs require text recognition and are not supported by this workflow. Review and edit AI suggestions before relying on them.- 1Add a topic or starting text
- 2Review the proposed branches
- 3Make the map your own
An easy start. Your own way forward.
Build your first map in three steps.
Open your personal workspace
Sign in with Google and create up to 5 free projects. You can also explore the interactive example on this page.
Choose a topic or a template
Begin with one central thought, or choose a template for business, personal goals, learning or weekly planning.
Add branches and choose a next step
Bring in details, sources and tasks. Then pick one small action you can take today.
Make room for your ideas
Start free. Grow when you need more space.
You do not need a paid plan to get to know Shakhe. A free account holds up to 5 projects. When you need more, request an upgrade and discuss the right capacity with the administrator.
Free
For personal ideas and getting to know Shakhe
- Up to 5 projects in your account
- Mind maps, shapes and motion effects
- Task board and daily focus
- Notes, links and attachments
- History, backups and exports
- Account sync across devices
Let’s discuss
For when 5 projects are not enough
- More project capacity by arrangement
- Capacity activated by the administrator
- Submit an upgrade request from your account
The free project limit is enforced on your account. Upgrade pricing and capacity are agreed with the administrator; there is no automated checkout. A Telegram contact link appears here when the administrator has configured one.
Before you begin
A few questions, answered clearly.
Where are my maps saved?+
Changes save automatically in your browser. When you are signed in and connected to the internet, your maps sync with your account on the server. Export a backup of maps and attachments for an independent copy; clearing browser data can remove local versions.
What is the limit on the free plan?+
A free account can hold up to 5 projects. Creating more requires a capacity upgrade. The map, task, note, presentation and export tools described here are included in the free start. AI availability depends on a separately configured service.
How do I upgrade for more projects?+
Submit an upgrade request from your account. If the administrator has added a Telegram username, you can also use the contact link on this site. After pricing and capacity are agreed, the administrator updates your plan. There is no automated payment checkout.
What do I need to get started?+
All you need is a Google account. Sign in for free and create your first map. AI is optional and becomes available when the administrator enables its service.
Can I use Shakhe on my phone?+
Yes. Shakhe runs in mobile and desktop browsers; there is no separate native phone app. A larger desktop screen is more comfortable for complex maps and detailed edits. Sign in to the same account to continue your work on another device.
Can a team edit the same map at the same time?+
The current version is designed for personal workspaces and syncing one account across devices. It does not provide simultaneous team editing. If versions of a map conflict, a separate copy is preserved for you to review.
Which formats can I export?+
Use PDF, PNG or SVG for viewing and sharing, and Markdown or JSON for text and data transfer. A complete backup keeps maps and attachments together. Images and PDFs do not preserve an editable map structure; use JSON or a backup when you want to continue editing.
Is the editor available in English?+
This introduction and getting-started website are available in Persian and English. The map editor is currently optimized for Persian and right-to-left use, and accepts English text in titles and notes. The English website does not mean the editor interface has been fully translated.
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You do not need to know the whole path yet.
Write down one thought. Find its next branch. A clearer picture can start right there.
Bring your first thought to Shakhe