Think it through,
then keep it.
TabTree turns scattered thinking into a map you can share — and the same map reads as a kanban, a timeline, a sheet or a page. It follows you to every device you own, and it works offline.
Free plan, no card. 14 days of Pro included to start. Nothing to install.
One tree. Six ways to read it.
Most tools make you choose a shape and then convert between them, losing something each time. In TabTree the map is the kanban is the timeline. Switch view, nothing converts, nothing is lost.
Mind map
Six layouts, from balanced tree to radial poster. Tab and Enter build a whole map without the mouse.
Kanban
Every idea can become a card. Move it and the map moves too — one truth, two views.
Timeline
Give nodes dates and the same tree becomes a Gantt you can drag.
Notes
Write it as a page — headings, callouts, sub-pages — when structure comes after the words.
Presentation
Press play and the map presents itself, one branch at a time, with speaker notes.
Export & share
Post-ready images, video fly-throughs, carousels, PDF — or the map as one file that opens offline, with no account, and plays as a deck with ▶ Present. A reader: nothing they do changes what you sent.
This is the real app, not a video. Click anywhere in it to take over — nothing you do is saved.
Change a card in the kanban and the map already knows.
One document, six lenses — never a conversion.
Built to work with Claude.
Not a chatbot bolted on the side. Claude reads your maps, drafts inside them, and files what you decide together straight into your account — and it stops the moment you say so. Every suggestion is a preview; nothing is written until you accept it.
Paste your mess, get a map
Meeting notes, an AI answer, an email thread. Drop it in the magic box and TabTree lays it out — and if it is a list of to-dos, it opens as a task board.
Your conversations become maps
Connect Claude Desktop to your account. Ask it to read a map, compare two, or turn an hour of talk into a board — it lands in your library, on every device.
A coach inside the canvas
Right-click a zone of a Business Model Canvas, a retro or a work map: Claude reads the question and what is already there, and proposes the next three sticky notes.
Pro includes 5 M AI credits a month — no key, no other account.
On Free, paste your own Claude key: same features, and nothing goes through us.
Everywhere you are. Even with no signal.
Your library lives in your account, so a new laptop or a borrowed phone is one sign-in away from everything you have written. TabTree installs as an app and keeps working on a plane — edits sync when you come back.
Sign in, it's there
No files to email yourself, no folder to keep in sync, no "which copy is newest".
A real app on your phone
Add it to your home screen. Same maps, same account, no store required.
Yours to take
Export any map, or all of them, whenever you want. Leaving is a button, not a support ticket.
Free to start. One paid plan.
Every account starts with 14 days of Pro, no card. After that you keep a free plan that never locks your work — or you go Pro.
Free
- All six views, 87 templates — Pro templates excepted
- Ten maps synced across your devices
- Unlimited maps on each device, offline, installable
- Image, video, PDF & carousel export
- Bring your own Claude key for AI
Pro · Monthly
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited synced maps
- 5 M AI credits every month, no key needed
- Claude connector & skills
- Publish a map to a link
- Pro templates — the Second Brain Blueprint, and the ones to come
Pro · Yearly
- Everything in Pro Monthly
- 5 M AI credits every month — unused ones roll over, up to two months
- Priority support
Nothing is ever locked. When Pro ends you are on Free: every map stays readable, editable and exportable — new maps beyond the ten synced ones simply stay on the device you made them on. A Team plan is on the roadmap.
Straight answers
What happens when I stop paying?
What exactly is in Free?
What are AI credits?
Does it work offline?
Can I get my data out?
Where is my data stored?
Do I have to use the AI features?
Your next idea deserves better than a note app.
Two minutes to your first map. Free for as long as you like — Pro when you want more.