Kedion is two complementary tools, each useful on its own. Notes2Tree turns messy thinking into navigable structure. Dekyon turns a talk or article into an interactive learning environment, built from its transcript and a link to the source.
Notes2Tree finds the structure hidden inside your work. Dekyon turns a talk or article into something people can learn from. Each stands on its own; they just happen to fit well together.
Turns rough notes, papers, and half-formed thinking into a hierarchy you can navigate, refine, and build from. The structure was always there. Notes2Tree makes it visible.
Learn more →Turns finished work into structured environments others can navigate, learn from, and return to. The platform where a body of work becomes teachable.
Learn more →Researchers and writers don't think in clean outlines. They think in fragments: reading highlights, margin notes, half-formed observations, paper bookmarks, conversation snippets. Notes2Tree takes that mess and finds the structure already inside it.
Drop in rough notes, PDF excerpts, or recorded thinking. Get a tree you can navigate, restructure, attach evidence to, and ask questions of. Share it as a public dendrogram, or save it back into your own work.
A finished paper, a course, a body of recorded talks: most of it sits in a PDF or a video timeline that people read once and never return to. The structure already inside the work stays invisible.
Dekyon extracts that structure and makes it the interface. Concepts become navigable. Topics become study spaces. Linear material becomes something learners can move through by idea rather than by sequence, and come back to.
Kedion is two tools. One finds the structure in what you're working on. The other turns that structure into something people can learn from. Use one, or both.
Structuring complex work without a team to do it for you. Notes2Tree turns scattered reading and half-formed ideas into a hierarchy you can actually build on.
structure your workTurning what you know into something others can navigate. Dekyon makes the structure of your material the way people learn it, not a wall of pages or a video they watch once.
teach from structureAnyone wrangling a large, messy body of material into a coherent shape. The tree becomes the thinking surface, and the shape of the work emerges as you move through it.
from mess to mapOn the other side of Dekyon: moving through a body of work by idea instead of by page, with study spaces to return to rather than a single linear pass.
learn by structureKedion is run by a working scientist, not a content company. The idea underneath both tools, that structure is the right level at which to understand complex work, is something we develop in the open and publish with the same rigor we ask of our users.
This matters because the alternative, AI tools for thinking built without any scientific grounding, produces exactly the confident-but-shallow output the field is already drowning in. The framework underneath is supposed to defend itself. Ours does.
Notes2Tree is free to start. Dekyon is in pilot for educators, labs, and teams. Independent researchers, students, and educators can apply for fee waivers.
Use Notes2Tree to structure your own thinking. Use Dekyon to turn a talk or article into an interactive learning environment. Two independent tools; reach for whichever fits the work in front of you.
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