private beta in progress · visual thinking space

Visual Thinking Space

Welcome to the private beta.

Visual Thinking.Space is a Mac desktop app giving you a variety of spatial, systems mapping and productivity tools. You will have the ability to turn notes into spatial 3D presentations.

This was built for dyslexic, ADHD & non-linear thinkers.

Private by design: no account, no server, everything stays on your Mac.

A Visual Thinking Space cube — cards wrapped around its faces as a 3D presentation

You're early — one of a small group shaping it before anyone else sees it. The app asks for your personal beta key the first time it opens — it’s in your invite email.

Want an invitation? email info@thinkingschematics.com and tell us one sentence about how you think.

This is a beta. Things will break. Things will look unfinished. That's the deal — you're here so we can fix them. Reply to your invite email with anything weird, broken, or genuinely cool.

Today, Visual Thinking Space is a Mac desktop app (Apple silicon). Windows version is in the works — subscribe at thinkingschematics.com/join and you'll hear the moment they land.

The app is below.

For all non-linear thinkers

word on the street

“Universal enhancement to all nonlinear thinkers, whether they’re an inventor, a designer, a creative, an artist, a you know website builder, an app developer...a marriage of 2D and 3D shapes....this is like a religious experience.”

— Mike Merkur, Toy Inventor, Host of the Impossible Puzzle Podcast

“HELLS TO THE YES!”

— Beau Hall, Project Manager, Graphic Designer & Musician

“The thing that stuck with me most was how VTS is built around keeping information visible in space so that nonlinear thinkers don't have to hold the whole system in working memory....[I]t was good to see someone solve it structurally rather than with another productivity layer. The deliberate limits on the cubes and planets were a nice touch — cognitive design instead of feature accumulation.”

— A.J. Rudd, Founder of Enactive & Co-Host of Roaming Minds Podcast

Download

1 file

VisualNoteSystem.dmg

The beta app — a macOS .dmg (Apple silicon).

11.8 MB

Download

Quick start

3 steps

Open VisualNoteSystem.dmg and drag the app to your Applications folder.
Launch Visual Notes from Applications.
Click around. Get lost? Visit the Help menu and check out the Universe Map. Tell us what you find.