Noda

Noda is a 3D space for building and exploring connected ideas. You create conceptual maps in multidimensional space, using movement and voice to shape and navigate them. Shapes, along with their colors, labels and positions, represent concepts; links show the relationships between them.

Build concept maps

You can use Noda to map ideas, plan projects, plot videos and articles, storyboard, design website flows, create network diagrams and prepare lesson plans. It can also be used to build memory palaces, model molecular structures or spend time with friends in virtual space.

Work alone or together

You can build mental models independently or use multiplayer to collaborate, co-create and explore ideas with others. Invite friends or colleagues to brainstorm and develop a concept, or bring an audience in to walk through a presentation. Players can interact with and demonstrate models in ways that are not possible in physical reality, such as floating together to examine a structure built vertically.

The free-to-play version includes multiplayer and lets you save one map of up to 50 nodes.