When I discovered Relate at a conference, I said to myself: “It’s the digital tool I no longer thought I’d find.”

For me, Relate is human, visual, adaptable: everyone can use the tool according to their own way of structuring information.

I would recommend Relate to any student, in any program.

For studying and taking notes, really, it makes it so that when you study before the exam, it's easier to review and go through the course content rather than having to search through paper notes where there are lots of things and words that do not necessarily have a connection between them.

We had a complex team project to work on and Relate really allowed me to develop and organize information in a way that the other team members could rapidly understand what I was doing and where I was going.

Visually organizing my Relate projects allows me to create mind palaces (a memorization technique).

This approach transforms information management into a more fluid, engaging, and satisfying experience. It creates a clearer mental space, conducive to better concentration… and, most importantly, to planning a quality education.

I have a Relate for every important thing that I do, my music projects, my pole vault trainings, all my classes and my research.

I am able to go deeper in the material while I am learning and when it is time to to prepare for exams, I can easily see the big picture. Studying is a lot faster and I can understand better what I'm learning.

Relate is the only platform that is able to make a distinction between surface and deeper work. People often show me pretty diagrams that give the impression there was reasoning behind, but no! Often when we dig, we realize there is no foundation behind theses ideas.

With Relate we can access the deeper layer allowing to easily show the thinking behind every blocs of a presentation if there is any question. We would see quickly if someone hasn't done their homework.