Effective studying requires tools that can adapt to how our brain processes and organizes information. Kiuwo was born with this exact goal: transforming scattered study materials into visual structures, facilitating understanding and memory.
Let's look at the five reasons why this tool can make a difference in daily study.
All materials in one space
One of the most common problems during study is material dispersion: PDFs in one folder, notes in a notebook, lecture recordings in another app, links saved who knows where. Finding everything requires time and energy that should be invested in actual studying.
For this very reason, Kiuwo allows you to create dedicated "mental spaces". Each mental space allows the user to gather all material related to a course, a project, or a specific topic.
This centralization significantly reduces the mental load of having to remember where each resource is located, having the uploaded material available immediately, all in one place.
From reading to visualization in seconds
Reading dozens of pages of handouts or notes takes time. And often, after reading, there's still the need to create a visual structure to organize all that information.
Kiuwo automates this phase: by uploading a PDF or audio file, the content will be analyzed, generating a structured mind map that shows the main concepts and their relationships.
This doesn't mean skipping detailed reading when needed, but having an immediate overview that allows you to understand what the material is about, what the key points are, and how they're connected to each other. Once the map is visualized, the user can evaluate which nodes they prefer to explore further.
For those with little time before an exam or presentation, this feature saves hours of manual synthesis work.
Maps always linked to sources
One of the most important differences compared to other tools is that the mind maps generated by Kiuwo remain always linked to the original documents. Each node of the map can be linked to the specific page of the PDF or the exact moment of the audio recording from which that information comes.
This means that if a student wants to verify a concept, explore a detail, or check the exact context of information, they can do so immediately. There's no need to reopen the document and search manually: just click on the source reference.
Traceability is fundamental for those studying for university exams or preparing theses and research, where precision and the need to cite sources are essential.
This feature reduces the common risk of AI tools: inventing or dispersing information, so that every element of the map is linked to verifiable sources at any time
Flexibility for different ways of studying
Not everyone studies the same way: some prefer to have precise information faithful to the text, while others need to explore a topic more broadly, connecting it to other concepts.
Kiuwo offers both modes. When creating a map, you can choose whether to stay strictly faithful to the uploaded documents (constrained mode) or allow the AI to add concepts with additional coherent and verifiable information (enriched mode).
The first mode is useful when preparing for an exam on specific material and you need to know exactly what the professor explained. The second is more suitable in the exploratory phase, when you're still framing a topic and trying to understand how it connects to other related knowledge.
This flexibility makes Kiuwo suitable for different phases of study and different types of learning, personalizing each user's experience.
Accessibility for students with learning disabilities and special needs
For students with specific learning disorders (SLD) or special educational needs (SEN), many traditional study tools can represent significant barriers.
Kiuwo reduces these barriers in several ways. The ability to transform text and audio into visual maps makes the material more accessible for those who have difficulty with linear reading. Mind maps, by their nature, are easier to navigate and tend to remain impressed longer in our brain compared to traditional notes.
The interface of these maps has been designed to be user-friendly, without confusing or visually overloaded elements. In addition, the ability to customize maps, highlight important concepts, and hide secondary details, so as to offer every student the tool suited to their way of learning.
Conclusion: study better, not necessarily more
Kiuwo doesn't promise to reduce study time to zero or eliminate the need for commitment, since studying always requires concentration, repetition, and deep understanding.
What Kiuwo can do is make studying more efficient: less time wasted searching for materials, less effort in the organization phase, more clarity in visualizing connections between concepts.
In essence, it allows you to dedicate more energy to what really matters: understanding, reasoning, remembering.
