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• Legend now documents node appearance — add entries for node fill color, border color, and shape (circle, square, triangle) so readers understand what each visual distinction represents on the map. • Editable and multiple arrow types — rename the default "Power direction" arrow to fit your context (e.g., "Influence," "Resource flow") and add colored arrow types with custom labels. • Expanded line color palette — fuschia pink is now available as a line color in Professional mode. • Hebrew language support — added full RTL UI with translations across all modes and language supports. • Phase 3 improvements — better scrolling, stable connection lines on select/deselect and shape changes, and faithful final-map rendering that matches the interactive layout exactly.
Untangle is a guided stakeholder mapping tool that helps you analyze conflict with clarity and empathy. Whether you're studying a novel, a real-world dispute, or a situation in your own community, Untangle walks you through three steps: identify who's affected, understand what each person wants and how they feel misunderstood, then map the relationships between them — cooperation, tension, or conflict. The result is a relationship map that makes complexity visible — not to assign blame, but to build understanding. Features • Three-phase guided workflow — situation → perspectives → relationship map • Visual stakeholder map with color-coded relationships and power direction arrows • Phase 2 perspective cards: see what each person wants and how they feel misunderstood • Debrief questions to guide reflection and discussion • Language Supports mode with sentence frames, word bank, and debrief starters for L2 learners • Full English / Spanish bilingual support • Save your map as an image • Works completely offline — no account required, no data collected Developed for use in conflict analysis, peacebuilding education, and dual-language classrooms (grades 4–12 and beyond).