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Turn PDFs into cited flowcharts and runbooks

Try it (public): https://mydatacanvas.com/

Demo video (2 min) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbtCjXtQX0A

I like learning, but long PDFs and dense docs have always been my bottleneck. I tried “chat with PDF” tools, but I kept hitting the same problem: answers sounded confident, yet it was hard to verify what was actually true or where it came from.

So I built My Data Canvas.

It turns long PDFs / long text into a visual canvas:

  • Flowcharts + structured notes generated from the document

  • Citations on every node/claim (click to jump to the exact source passage)

  • Node-level discussion so you can comment/chat on the exact step that needs clarity

  • Runbook mode that converts procedures/troubleshooting into step-by-step diagnostics

The goal is simple: make long documents fast to understand—and easy to trust.

Try it (public): [PASTE YOUR LINK]
Demo canvas (recommended): [PASTE DEMO LINK]

If you try it, I’d love quick feedback:

  1. What doc did you test it with?

  2. Did the citations feel trustworthy and easy to verify?

  3. What output would help you most: flowcharts, notes, or runbooks?

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    Congratulations on your launch. It looks impressive! What channels are you exploring to attract early users?

  2. 1

    Hi, I ran through the site and I love it! Some feedback: Love the "hero" part of the site, but then it gets a bit "muddier" (if that's a word). I'd consider adding more content, but more importantly add use-cases as content. Your potential users should feel like you are talking to them for their specific problem. I don't know these kinds of tools but I think there is market for this. Keep going!