Nebulae is also developing in-house software products. We want to help people organise their thoughts, ideas and information in a more effective way. That's why we built Gloow. A tool for organising and visualising your information using knowledge graphs.
We built a react native mobile app that lets users organize their thoughts and ideas through an interactive an beautifully designed mind map visualization. One of the key differences here with other Mind Mapping applications is that each component of the map becomes a reusable entity. These entities (nodes) can be enriched with all kinds of information (such as documents and online resources) and be connected to many other entities/nodes in the system.
The initial response to the mobile app was great, we got quite a lot of downloads right away and people started using it. We got a lot of questions right away if we could make the app available on a desktop computer because the visualisations would look great on the big screen. So, that's what we did and got to work on building a web app using the same concepts.
From mind mapping to knowledge bases
With this web application we are going to take it a step further, and move from a mind mapping application to complete knowledge base system.
Team that worked on Gloow
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