Start in the browser, go deeper inside SiYuan and Obsidian, and use the official OpenClaw skill for fully offline text-to-map workflows.
Live canvas preview · shared across Web, SiYuan, and Obsidian
Start on the web, go deeper inside SiYuan or Obsidian, add OpenClaw for fully offline text-to-map workflows, and keep a standalone desktop app on your roadmap.
Available now on Web, SiYuan, Obsidian, and via the official OpenClaw skill. A standalone desktop app is planned next.
The fastest way to try KMind Zen and the shared editing core behind every surface.
Turn mind maps into native parts of your SiYuan workspace instead of isolated exports.
Treat mind maps as real vault files and edit them where your notes already live.
Run KMind's official OpenClaw skill for fully offline text-to-editable-map conversion and mind-map image export.
A standalone KMind Zen desktop app is planned for people who want a focused local workspace without depending on a browser tab or host plugin.
KMind Zen is built to enter the host workflow: structure, files, embeds, and project-scale mapping.
Start on the web, then continue in plugins with the same editing logic and project model.
Create or insert mind maps directly below documents in the doc tree.
Turn documents into doc cards or live nodes, and blocks into editable Protyle-based content.
Mix overview nodes with live document previews and block-level content on the same canvas.
Open .kmindz files in a dedicated KMind view instead of falling back to raw text.
Manage complex topics with root maps, submaps, and portable files across surfaces.
FAQ
A quick check on current platform entries, plugin integration, offline workflows, and the desktop roadmap.
KMind Zen is currently available as a Web App, a SiYuan plugin, an Obsidian plugin, and through the official OpenClaw skill for offline workflows. A standalone desktop app is planned next.
Yes. KMind Zen includes a SiYuan plugin with doc-tree maps, drag-and-drop for documents and blocks, and support for doc cards and live document nodes.
Yes. KMind Zen includes an Obsidian plugin that opens and edits .kmindz files as first-class vault files.
The Web App is the fastest entry point, while the SiYuan and Obsidian plugins go deeper into the host workflow by integrating with documents, files, and knowledge structures.
Yes. The official OpenClaw skill can turn text into editable KMind maps entirely offline, and it can also export mind-map images.
Yes. KMind Zen plans to add a standalone desktop app while keeping the same editor core and project model used across the Web App, SiYuan plugin, and Obsidian plugin.
Use the Web App for the fastest first session, pick the SiYuan or Obsidian plugin when you need host-level integration, and watch for the standalone desktop app if you want a dedicated workspace.
One core editor across Web, SiYuan plugin, Obsidian plugin, the OpenClaw offline skill, and the upcoming desktop app
