MindNode7.3.3

Name: MindNode
Rating: 2 (87 reviews)

22 September 2020

Elegant mindmapping application.

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Overview

MindNode is a powerful and intuitive mind mapping application. Its focus and flexibility make it the perfect tool for brainstorming and organizing your life - and iCloud sharing means you always have your mind maps with you. MindNode lets you lay out your notes and tasks visually so you can get a bird's-eye view of your project. The clutter-free interface lets you concentrate on generating and connecting ideas, and an infinitely expanding canvas means that no matter how big or complicated your project gets, MindNode can keep up.

Nodes with titles, notes, images, tasks and links
Quick Entry
Branches and connections to show different types of relationships
Outline view, including search
Multiple themes and unlimited personal themes
Many styling options for all parts of the document
Top-down and horizontal layouts
Two branch shapes, multiple node shapes
Full screen mode
Export to text, pdf, image and outline formats
Share tasks to Reminders, Things and OmniFocus
myMindNode, free web service to create sharable documents

Note: While the software is classified as free, it offers in-App Purchases.

Legacy Version $39.99
Monthly Subscription $2.49
Yearly Subscription $19.99
Yearly Subscription (Upgrade) $19.99
Yearly Subscription (Upgrade) $19.99

What's new in MindNode

Version 7.3.3:

This update has several improvements and bug fixes

Improvements:

Improved the placement of the Sticker Picker when the toolbar is not visible
Fixed a branch drawing issue
Fixed a few bugs related to outline mode, drop-down menus, and the inspector button for RTL languages
Fixed a crash that happened when a document was reloaded from iCloud Drive
Fixed a bug where XMind files could not be imported

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49 Reviews of MindNode

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This is a great app and I’ve used it for some projects ... I happily paid upgrade fees every time a new version came out, but I will bail on the subscription model. While Pages and Numbers are not as intuitive, for the type of mind mapping I do both are quite enough. It’s not about being cheap, it’s about owning software and not wanting to rent it. I’m all for supporting app development but between kickstarter campaigns and subscriptions that some developers introduce it’s just getting out of hand in my opinion.

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