Readable structure
Transform long-form paper text into sections and supporting points that are easier to inspect than a wall of notes.
Structured reading for dense papers
Turn papers into editable mind maps.
SORLC converts source text into a structured draft that people can inspect, edit, and use as a basis for understanding or discussion. Start with the paper, not with a blank canvas.
Paste text and generate locallyEdit every node inlineDesigned for future collaboration
What the draft map looks like
MVP previewSection 1
Researchers often collect highlights without preserving the argument.
Notes and screenshots are hard to revisit later.
Connections between claims and evidence get lost.
Section 2
SORLC turns source text into an editable structure instead of a static summary.
Generated nodes can be rewritten as understanding improves.
New branches can capture objections, implications, or open questions.
Section 3
The result works as a discussion surface for reading groups or review.
Why this first version matters
The goal of v0 is not to ship the whole platform. It is to prove the core loop feels useful: source text in, structure out, manual refinement immediately available.
Editable by default
Every generated node stays mutable, so users can tighten claims, insert missing evidence, or branch into disagreements.
Built for discussion
Use the map as a shared artifact for study groups, annotation sessions, or internal research review.
How the v0 workflow works
One landing page. One editor. One clear outcome: a paper passage becomes a mind-map-like structure you can keep shaping.
Paste paper text
Drop in an abstract, introduction, or any passage you want to unpack.
Generate the first map
SORLC creates a draft outline that organizes the argument into editable nodes.
Refine the structure
Rewrite nodes, add branches, and turn the result into a discussion-ready model of the paper.
Replace the starter template with a working product loop.
The editor is ready now with a local generator, editable nodes, and responsive layout. It is a clean base for adding real model-backed generation, persistence, and collaboration later.
Launch SORLC Editor