Feature June 28, 2026

Maps are now searchable from the canvas

The search field in the toolbar is clicked and the word grind is typed into it. Four nodes keep their normal brightness with the word marked inside them, every other node fades back, and the field reads 1 of 4. Two clicks on the down arrow move to the second and third match, and the canvas pans across the map to bring each one into view.

Browser find cannot search a map. Nodes are positioned by transform inside a canvas that clips everything outside the viewport, so a match twenty nodes away is not on the page for Ctrl plus F to find.

So the map searches itself. Click the search field in the toolbar, or press the forward slash to jump straight into it. Matching text highlights where it sits, non-matching nodes dim into the background, and the count updates as you type. The up and down arrows step through results and wrap at the end. Each step expands any collapsed ancestors, drops the node to its full zoom level, and pans it into view. Escape clears everything.

It runs in the browser against the map you already have open, so there is no request and no wait.

Open a map and press the forward slash.

Try it free