The Story Behind MindFlows
I was spending hours every day doing research—collecting insights, learning new workflows, building knowledge for myself and clients. And then when it came time to quickly recall that information? I couldn't find it. The knowledge existed. I knew I had saved it somewhere. But I just couldn't access it when it actually mattered.
The chaos was everywhere. Research spread across YouTube tutorials, TikTok tips, Loom recordings, documents from clients, Notion databases, Microsoft Docs, Google Docs, Miro boards, private self-tutorial videos I was recording—the list was endless. Every project pulled from dozens of sources, and every source had pieces of the puzzle I needed.
An avalanche of information was coming at me daily, and keeping track of it all was a complete waste of time. I tried documenting everything—spreadsheets, Notion, Miro—but it was cumbersome. The problem wasn't just saving the content. It was tracking where I found it, what workflow actually worked, which concept flow was most effective, and which specific instructions led to the best results. Going back meant retracing a maze of tools and hoping I remembered the path.
I realized the market was missing something: a hybrid of Miro's visual canvas, Notion's knowledge organization, and the workflow automation thinking of tools like N8N—but with AI-powered instant recall at its core. That combination didn't exist.
So I built MindFlows.
Now I can find my research, have it displayed visually with all its connections, and access those original resources instantaneously—all through AI Spark Search® within my MindFlows workspace. What started as a personal solution has become a platform for everyone who refuses to let their hard-won knowledge slip away.