coret.id

What It Is

coret.id is an online collaborative mind-mapping tool currently in BETA, positioned as a way to “turn messy day-to-day ideas into a map.” It is aimed at creators, freelancers, small teams, students, and anyone who frequently needs to explain plans or proposals to clients. Typical use cases include content ideation, client proposals, Sprint retrospectives, OKRs, course notes, SOPs, product roadmaps, and event planning.

Core Features and Collaboration

The core of the product is a real-time mind map canvas: you can copy an outline from WhatsApp, Docs, Notion, or meeting notes and quickly turn it into branches; you can also use localized templates for content, proposals, retros, OKRs, learning, and more. For collaboration, the page explicitly mentions collaborator cursors, node comments, attachment links, follow collaborator, version history, and share links. Share links can be assigned viewer, commenter, or editor roles and set with an expiration date, making them suitable for opening up client reviews while retaining control. The spidol canvas is a differentiating feature: like a whiteboard, it lets you circle key points, draw arrows, and explain workflows, with the annotations saved together with the map.

API, AI, and Security

coret.id provides a fairly complete Agentic API v1, supporting map, node, batch operation, share link, and sketch operations. It uses Bearer API keys and controls permissions through scopes such as maps, nodes, workspace, and share. This makes it suitable for AI agents or internal systems to automatically generate project breakdowns, SOPs, proposal drafts, and then output shareable links. On the data side, the site states that content is stored on Cloudflare D1 Singapore, with daily backups and encryption at rest and in transit. However, it does not disclose certifications such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001. The Business plan includes audit logs, while SSO is marked for Q3 2026.

Pricing, Pros, and Cons

Pricing is in Indonesian rupiah: Free is permanently free and does not require a credit card; Personal is Rp 39,000/month; Pro is Rp 79,000/month and includes a 14-day trial; Business is custom-priced. The advantages are a usable free plan, low pricing, clear sharing permissions, and API/AI-friendly capabilities. The drawbacks are that it is still in BETA, enterprise compliance information is limited, SSO is not yet available, and there is no mention of self-hosting or multi-region deployment.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is best suited to Indonesian-language content teams, designers, freelancers, small product teams, and students. Chinese teams looking for similar capabilities may compare it with ProcessOn, boardmix, Xmind, Miro, FigJam, and similar tools. The site does not provide information on access from mainland China, payment methods, or local support, so its accessibility from China should be considered unknown. Before purchasing, teams should test network connectivity, registration, payment, and data compliance requirements.