Shiko · mind mapping for teamsMap thelaunchtogether, live.
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Shiko is a mind-mapping canvas your whole team edits at once. Start with one idea, bring everyone in, and leave the meeting with a plan everyone built.
Each line is a task · #tag adds a tag · ^date sets a deadlineCreate
TasksQuestionNote
Type it the way you think it.
Write a node in plain text: a task list, a question with choices, or a note in Markdown. A hashtag adds a tag and a caret sets the due date.
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Together.
Shiko/Website relaunchMJPShare
Website relaunch
Goals
Content
Progress2 / 3
Final copy
Redirects
Announce
Case studies
Maya
Jonas
Priya
Everyone in the same map.
Share a room code. Every cursor and every edit shows up for everyone, as it happens.
03
Ask.
Goals
Website relaunch
AI Suggestion88%
Run a content audit first
AcceptReject
AI Suggestion79%
Plan the launch announcement
AcceptReject
Set up redirects for old pages
3 suggestions ready
Accept the ones you want.
Priya
Let the map suggest.
Expand an idea or find connections. Suggestions wait on the canvas until someone accepts them. Pro.
04
Repeat.
CounterpointsChallenge this idea with opposing views
Instruction
Generate rigorous counterpoints to the focus idea: counterarguments, risks, alternatives, or ways to test it. Keep each one concise (under 180 characters), specific to the idea, and different from the others.
This is everything the recipe tells the AI. Nothing is hidden.
Labels
contradictsriskalternativetest-of
Runs on one ideaUp to 4 results
Launch in March
risk
March overlaps the spring holidays in two of our main markets
Counterpoints81%
Soft-launch to the waitlist first, then go public in April
AcceptReject
2 suggestions readyDismiss
Accept the ones you want.
Read mapRun recipeStreaming results
Save how you think as a recipe.
A recipe is an AI instruction you can read in full and run on any idea. Start from Counterpoints or SWOT. Pro.
05
Extend.
Kanban
Launch board
To do1
Build it
Doing1
Test on iPad
Done2
Write the spec
Design the panel
Metric
Weekly active usersOn track
1,440/ 2,000 users
Progress72%
− 100+ 100
Countdown
Beta launchNov 12
12days to go
Jonas
Maya
Nodes that do more.
Turn on plugins for a map: Kanban boards, metrics with targets, countdowns, decision matrices.
Pricing
Start free. Go Pro when the map outgrows you.
Free
Perfect for personal use
$0/ month
$0 billed annually
3 mind maps
50 nodes per map
Up to 3 collaborators per map
Connect Claude and other AI apps (50 edits per month)
Private by default: only people you invite see a map
Your maps are never used to train AI
Export everything, anytime
Questions
Shiko is a collaborative mind-mapping app for small teams. Ideas sit on a shared canvas as connected nodes, your team edits the map together in real time, and it turns into a plan with tasks and dates.
Small teams that plan work together: launch plans, workshops, research, kickoffs, retros and roadmaps. It works for one person too, and you can invite people when the plan needs them.
There is a free plan with 3 mind maps, 50 nodes per map and up to 3 collaborators per map. Pro is $12 a month or $120 a year, with unlimited maps, nodes and collaborators and 100 AI actions a month. During the closed beta, join the wishlist to get a spot.
Share a room code with your team. While Shiko is in closed beta, each teammate needs an invited account to join; once they're in, every edit syncs live.
Yes, on Pro. AI can expand an idea or find connections, and its suggestions wait on the canvas until someone accepts them. You can also save an instruction as a recipe and run it on any idea.
Yes. Maps are private by default. Only you and the people you invite can see them. A plugin that connects to another site only does so when someone editing the map adds or refreshes it, and it sends only what's typed into it to the site it names. We don't train AI on your data.
Yes. PNG and SVG export is free for everyone; Pro adds PDF and JSON. You can also download a full copy of your account data at any time.
Yes. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other apps that support MCP can read your maps and edit the ones you can edit. Every change they make shows up in the map's History. You connect an app from Settings › Connections, where the address and the steps for each app are. Free includes 50 edits a month and Pro is unlimited.