Gooisoft’s Thortspace software is subject to international copyright law (c) 2008-2020 and also international patent law with Granted Patents in USA, UK, Canada and Hong Kong: GB2494520, US9684426, CA2847602, HK1183135. (3) process-orientation - thortspace empowers the journey, not just the destination, (2) the creation of chunks of thinking as building blocks that can be used to build thinking structures,
(1) experimental multi-perspectival reflection and play, * Thorts can contain images, URL links, and be colour coded in multiple alternative categorizations * Sharing by email, social networking account, or by private link * Linking and association at multiple different levels of structure * 3D associative and linking structures based on spheres * Supports a consistent interface and data sharing across all major operating system platforms and devices. * The product supports a rudimentary implementation of social networking and a newsfeed that allows users to track their own and others contributions across collaborative spheres * The concept of "Journeys" allows a series of viewpoints of maps in the 3D space to be visited sequentially, so as to make something of the form of a presentation * Multiple alternative arrangements of subsets of nodes can be stored and transitioned between * Paths can be made to connect thort to group, thort to thort, group to group, thort to sphere, group to sphere, sphere to sphere * Map-nodes (called "thorts" in the product) can be associated in groups according to proximity, as well as connected by paths * Maps are structured around the surfaces of one or more spheres which are presented to the user in 3D Thortspace diverges from conventional mind-mapping and concept-mapping software in a number of ways:
Thortspace supports two kinds of linking. Beyond 3D mind mapping – reflecting how minds work. 5 min read Spheres in Thortspace enable the storage of chunks of thinking, that can then be linked together to make networks of thinking. 3D visual thinking for creative brainstorming, problem solving, collaborative research and education.
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