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Product Updates

Easily Find Maps Shared with You

Discover Wardley Maps shared with you effortlessly on the new Shared with Me page. Quickly access maps without searching emails or profiles. Visit the Shared with Me page today to see all shared maps in one place.

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Tristan Slominski

The image displays a Wardley Map Editor interface focused on a value chain for a tea shop. On the left, the 'Layers' and 'Settings' panels are visible, with options to show or hide the Value Chain and Evolution layers. The main area contains the map with nodes representing various elements such as 'Business,' 'Public,' 'Tea,' 'Cup,' 'Staff,' 'How Water,' 'Water,' 'Kettle,' and 'Power.' The elements are connected by lines, indicating their relationships. The Value Chain axis runs vertically from 'Invisible' at the bottom to 'Visible' at the top. The map also includes editing tools on the left sidebar and options to share or access other functions in the top right corner.
Product Updates

Sometimes You Don't Need a Wardley Map

Explore the flexibility of the Wardley Map Editor with customizable settings for your mapping needs. Whether starting with a full map or just a Value Chain, the editor allows you to hide or show the Value Chain and Evolution layers. This feature simplifies the process of listing users, needs, and components, arranging them in a Value Chain, and assigning evolutionary phases. Perfect for when all you need is a focused view, like a profile diagram. Available now for all users.

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Tristan Slominski

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Learning

A New Approach to Learn Wardley Mapping

Discover a new approach to learning Wardley Mapping that offers immediate value, guides solo mappers, and simplifies strategy. Learn and teach for free under CC-BY-SA 4.0.

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Tristan Slominski

A Cup of Tea Wardley Map displayed in Mapkeep Wardley Map editor. The layers side panel is open showing multiple layers such as Users & Needs, Cup of Tea, Hot Water, Coffee Shop Competitor, Scenario 1, and Scenario 2. Scenario 1 is highlighted as active. Coffee Shop Competitor and Scenario 2 are shown as hidden. Scenario 1 appears to consist of advancing the Kettle component from Custom to Commodity with a note stating 'Transition to commodity kettles'.
Product Updates

Faster and Better Insights with Wardley Map Layers

Available now, Mapkeep introduces Layers to Wardley Maps. Layers enhance your mapping experience by simplifying presentations, facilitating competitive analysis, enabling scenario planning, and much more. Achieve faster insights with a more efficient and effective mapping process using Mapkeep Layers. Explore new mapping workflows, tailor presentations, analyze competitors, and evaluate multiple scenarios with ease. Available on Explorer and Villager plans. Try Layers for free on a Quick Map.

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Tristan Slominski