Two tools that make structure visible.
Both move you toward the same way of seeing the practice rests on: material as structure you can reason about. Notes2Tree uncovers the structure already in what you have; Dekyon teaches you to build it into what you create.
Notes2Tree takes your material: notes, meeting transcripts, backlogs, code…and turns it into representations you can reason with. See hierarchy, sequence, process, causality, argument, and relationships that are difficult to see in the raw material.
Different views expose different properties of the same system, helping you understand how it works, diagnose where problems lie, and decide what to investigate next.
Dekyon works from the other direction: an educational platform for adding structure to content creation, so what you produce carries the hierarchy, sequence, and argument it needs to be understood.