Canvas
One focused living map for a thought, project, process, or system.
Clarimind Atlas
Keep each thought focused. See the wider system.
A Canvas gives one idea, process, or area room to breathe. An Atlas brings several of those Canvases together as constellations, so you can see how the larger system actually connects.
Constellation
One complete Canvas as it appears inside the wider view.
Atlas
A chosen collection of constellations and the relationships between them.
Interactive Atlas
Move through the whole operation
This reviewed example contains six focused Canvases. Drag a node, move a complete constellation, and zoom from the wider business down into one local relationship.
The preview resets when the page reloads. It is independent of customer and workspace data.
Drag nodes or the background. Scroll or pinch to zoom.
The shape stays yours
An Atlas preserves the local structure of each Canvas while giving the wider relationships a place of their own.
Arrange the constellations
Drag a complete constellation by its surrounding surface. Rotate it around its centre, or freeze its place while the nodes inside remain workable.
Keep local detail intact
Move a projected node inside the Atlas while its source Canvas keeps its own layout. Open the focused Canvas whenever that local system needs its own attention.
Connect across Canvases
Add quiet Atlas relationships between concepts that live in different Canvases. Their lighter visual and physical influence keeps each constellation readable.
Different questions, different Atlases
Compose the view you need.
The same Canvas can belong to more than one Atlas. A delivery team might compose work around customers and operations; leadership might use some of those same constellations alongside finance and strategy.
Compose around the question
Create a bounded Atlas for the question in front of you, or combine more of the workspace when the wider view becomes useful.
Real source ownership
A source-owned concept remains part of its Canvas even while it appears in one or more composed views.
Atlas-local thinking
Add concepts and relationships that belong at the wider level and keep them native to the Atlas.
Gee sees the composition
Gee receives the combined, ownership-aware context so you can talk naturally about the Atlas while every concept keeps its source identity.
Start with one Canvas
Let the Atlas emerge from real work.
Build focused maps first. When their relationships begin to matter, bring the right Canvases together and see the larger shape.