Enginely Stage is the mind map for meetings over Zoom. L parks an off-topic node, T starts a five-minute timer and @owner ^due makes an action item. The Markdown export lists each action item with its owner and date.
Select the off-topic node and press L; it moves to the parking lot panel at the right of the stage. The palette (Cmd/Ctrl K) restores it. The parking lot is saved with the document and exported as its own section.

T starts a 5:00 countdown at the top right of the stage, and pressing it again adds 5:00. It turns the accent color under one minute and pulses at 0:00. For one timer per branch, select the branch, press F, then T.
End a node's text with @owner and ^due:
Send the deck @sam ^fri
When you commit (Esc, Enter, Tab or selecting another node), the tokens leave the text. The node reads "Send the deck" with a sam chip and next Friday's date.
^ accepts 2026-11-15, today, tomorrow, fri, next-week and nov-15. A token that does not parse, such as ^soon, stays as typed, and one undo restores what you typed.
The palette also has Set owner, Set due date, Clear due date and Toggle done. Action items opens a panel listing every item by due date.

Export as Markdown ends with an ## Action items section, for example - [ ] Send the deck (sam, 2026-11-06), ordered by due date. The file imports back without loss; the format is in Markdown to mind map.
Weekly teams can compare this with IDS issue solving in the Enginely weekly meeting.
Any node with an owner, a due date or a done mark. It is a filter over the tree, not a separate list, so Markdown and OPML carry it automatically.
No. The palette has Set owner and Set due date, and both accept plain words like fri or in 3 days.
Yes. Followers see the presenter's timer, parking lot, owner chips and due dates on their phones.
No. Nothing in Stage needs an account; the timer is saved with the document in your browser.