MindSpace
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Your thoughts.
Your friends.
Your space.

A co-thinking space, shared with your meaningful few.

Bring your half-thoughts, your questions, that picture you saved because it sparked something. Invite your friends to sketch, play and figure things out with you.

Your idea doesn’t have to be finished to belong here.

Start your space

Continue with Google to create your account or return to your space.

Your thoughts

Start wherever your head is.

A sentence. A sketch. A handful of pictures. Put the pieces beside each other and see where they take you.

A real MindSpace Brainstorm board with a garden-inspired thought, four visual directions and drawing tools.
One thought, a few directions. Inside a real MindSpace test room.
Give your thought a shape

Your friends

“I haven’t figured this out yet.
Think with me?”

Share the rough sketch, the plan you’re piecing together, or something that made you think of them. Choose a view to share, or an editable copy they can make their own.

  1. Your thought arrives.

    A real MindSpace invitation from Izza: A tiny Saturday plan. What would you add? The recipient can preview, accept or decline.

  2. They open it in their space.

    The shared Saturday plan opened in the recipient's MindSpace: a walk by the water, coffee, a sketchbook, and the question What would you add?

  3. And add a thought of their own.

    A real sticky note added beside the received plan: And a picnic? I know a spot by the water.
One unfinished plan. Another thought beside it. Captured in MindSpace with example content.

Your meaningful few. The people you want to figure it out with.

See how you can share

Your space

Make it feel like you.

A rainy mood. A dragon in the mist. A little owl keeping you company. There’s room for the things you enjoy having around.

Meet Wyrm. An actual living backdrop from MindSpace.
The real Curio cabinet, including the Brass Tinker Owl, Moonloaf, Kathputli and other playful objects.
A few characters you can make room for.
Find your playful side

At your pace

Leave it half-finished.
Come back with another thought.

Your saved notes, pictures and boards give you somewhere to pick up again.

Find what needs your attention Make a little room for reflection

Your idea doesn’t have to be finished
to belong here.

Start your space

Continue with Google. Your thoughts can come as they are.