MindMapVault MMV

Sign inCreate account
Schematic showing an encrypted vault and connected mind map nodes

Zero-knowledge mind maps

A zero-knowledge mind map ensures that the provider cannot read your content — not by design, not by accident, and not through admin access. MindMapVault keeps all encryption keys client-side and stores only ciphertext, never plaintext.

What zero-knowledge means

  • Keys are generated and stored on the client.
  • No server-side key material exists.
  • Stored data is ciphertext only.
  • No admin or support-side decrypt button.
  • No hidden recovery path.

Why zero-knowledge mind maps matter

Mind maps expose:

  • reasoning
  • structure
  • priorities
  • uncertainty
  • sensitive planning

A zero-knowledge model protects all of it.

Why MindMapVault

  • True zero-knowledge architecture.
  • No telemetry of content payloads.
  • Local-first workflow with optional sync.
  • Offline mode for sensitive drafting.
  • Predictable trust boundaries.

How it works

  1. Open the app and create a new map.
  2. Add nodes, branches, and notes.
  3. Encryption keys stay on your device.
  4. Only encrypted blobs are stored or synced.

Zero-knowledge checklist

  • Does the provider hold any key material?
  • Is there an admin override?
  • Is recovery possible without your key?
  • Is structure encrypted or only text?
  • Are logs separated from content?

Start a zero-knowledge workflow

Use MindMapVault when you need a zero-knowledge mind map with strict privacy guarantees and full control over your encryption keys.