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TheBrain Technologies LP.
TheBrain (formerly PersonalBrain) creates a digital home for your mind. Organize Web pages, notes, and documents the way you think in a visual map. Immediately improves your computing experience with the following benefits:
Think More Clearly
Think More Clearly
- Enables you to link items associatively
- Provides information context and meaning
- Uses an intuitive visual interface
- Interacts with your existing files and software
- Locates data faster and easier
- Eliminates the confusion of files and folders
What's New
Version 8.0.0.7: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.5 or later
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.5 or later
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| Downloads:64,194 |
| Version Downloads:2,103 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Demo |
| Date:20 Dec 2013 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $219.00 |
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TheBrain (formerly PersonalBrain) creates a digital home for your mind. Organize Web pages, notes, and documents the way you think in a visual map. Immediately improves your computing experience with the following benefits:
Think More Clearly
Think More Clearly
- Enables you to link items associatively
- Provides information context and meaning
- Uses an intuitive visual interface
- Interacts with your existing files and software
- Locates data faster and easier
- Eliminates the confusion of files and folders
- Reduces irrelevant information
- Creates networks of information effortlessly
- Instant search takes you to the right information immediately
- Organizes files and Web pages by concept and idea
- Past thought list lets you backtrack and see your train of thought
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I can't waste time with a tool that locks in my data, so it would be wise for the the developer to state upfront the details about this.
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Kihoalu reviewed on 23 Nov 2012
I really WANT to like it, but honestly don't use it a lot. That is partly because I expect it may evaporate as a "free for single use" app, though it hasn't yet.
I'd like to own it, despite people griping that it is un-mac-like, but this price is insane, imo.
No product seems to have hit mindmapping perfectly yet & the prices are outrageous for software that may turn out to be a bust. I haven't found the ideal brainstorming app which is within my budget.
This one has a sort of pleasant interface compared to some competitors (who ALSO were originally targeting the Windows platform & keep a very ugly interface with icons which feel as though they were designed by 1st graders!) And who are more a subscription than owned software.
At least that's the perception of this Mac user. I have price limits beyond which I would not drift these days.
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Antoontje reviewed on 18 Aug 2012
The most powerful and most anticipated feature of this software, the fact that it works 'like a brain' is a big disappointment. It becomes a big mess if you interlink too much thoughts, witch is why that feature is unusable. Unfortunately making it fancy-looking, overpriced and simple mindmapping software (with promise).
Make it possible for users to interlink as much thoughts as they wich, without creating a big mess, and this software will do it's name (and price a little bit more) right.
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Bort1611 reviewed on 15 May 2012
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John2011 reviewed on 10 May 2012
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Additionally it asks for personal information when launched as the App seems to be a portal so some kind of a social network.
At this point I closed it and deleted from my computer.
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"How the Free Download Works
You get 30 days to try all the features of TheBrain Pro. After that if you want to keep using the advanced features you will need to upgrade to TheBrain Pro. If you don't upgrade, you can keep using TheBrain Free Edition. You will not lose any of your work and will still be able to access everything you created."
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Szeoli reviewed on 11 Dec 2011
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hous reviewed on 19 Apr 2011
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Inge Antonsen reviewed on 06 Oct 2010
Yes, I have sent an e-mail explaining the situation, including my personal information and previous key numbers. No answer received after 3 weeks.
Yes, I am disappointed!
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* Pro US$249.95
* Core US$149.95
* Free US$0.00
I do not now and nor do I ever want to seem like one of those who come to this site and post complaints for the sake of it.
I do politely request, however, that developers are more open about their "free" products. For example, what are the differences between these versions? What do you get for your $150 or $250 beyond what the free version offers? (Or, to put it another way, what's missing from the free version?)
I don't like feeling like I'm being gulled into paying for something. To me this is a fairly low form of marketing technique, and very often seen in the Windows community. I'd hate to see it gain more traction in the Mac world than it already has.
No disrespect, but could the developer of this software please take these comments on board.
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http://www.thebrain.com/store/faq/
Click on "Free, Core or Pro? Which PersonalBrain edition is right for me?" to reveal a table explaining the differences.
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As should Disk Drill.
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I consider this ungracious and I'm doubtful of the software ergonomics.
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Just-Mac rated on 12 Aug 2012
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Khmz rated on 05 May 2012
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Khmz rated on 04 Nov 2011
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Mx rated on 29 Apr 2011