Clarimind Nebula

Turn the material you already have into a model you can work with.

Give Nebula a source pack or repository. It prepares a grounded starting model, shows its estimate before analysis, and gives you an editable Canvas and Atlas rather than a sealed report.

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forming the spatial structure

Connecting the evidence.

Components, concepts, handoffs and relationships are being prepared into an editable model.

  1. Source

    Reading the source collection.

  2. Structure

    Reviewing components and responsibilities.

  3. Signals

    Identifying decisions, evidence and open questions.

  4. Links

    Connecting handoffs and dependencies.

  5. Model

    Preparing the editable starting structure.

See Nebula at work

See the analysis take shape.

This is the same visual language used while Nebula examines a confirmed source collection, before the result opens as an editable model.

Three deliberate stages

Source in. Working model out.

Nebula never executes the material it receives. It inspects readable evidence, lets you choose the approach, and keeps the result open to correction.

1. Intake

Drop a source here

Repository, documents or source pack

Start with the evidence.

A readable source collection becomes the material Nebula can inspect.

2. Choose

Process extraction RecommendedStages, decisions and handoffs.
Concept modellingSystems and relationships.

Review the approach.

Nebula recommends a setup for you to confirm before the deeper work starts.

3. Estimate

Estimated usageMeasured after analysis

Review the intended depth and credit range before committing.

The final charge uses measured provider tokens.

Keep it editable.

Open the Canvas and Atlas, inspect relationships, then correct and extend the model.

An editable outcome

A model, not a dead-end summary.

This reviewed Atlas is the kind of connected result Nebula produces from separate sources. It remains a graph you can explore, revise and build on.

Drag nodes or the background. Scroll or pinch to zoom.

Built for material that is too scattered to read linearly.

Nebula supports readable source collections, including repositories, documents, presentations, spreadsheets, images and structured text. It does not run uploaded code.

Keep evidence visible

Use the result to navigate the concepts and components that matter without treating an early interpretation as final.

Choose the setup

Use process extraction, concept modelling, repository scanning, or let Nebula recommend a route for you to confirm.

Estimate before analysis

See the intended depth and credit range before you commit to the work.

Correct and extend

Rename, move, disconnect and add to the generated model until it represents the work accurately.