Too many to-dos? Fold them away!

MindNode’s Folding Feature keeps your tasks organized by collapsing and expanding branches with ease. Hide the clutter, focus on what’s next, and unfold tasks when you’re ready.

Click.

Fold.

Get things done.

Expanded FreeMind & Xmind Support

You can now import FreeMind and Xmind files directly into MindNode and export your mind maps as FreeMind documents. Enjoy greater flexibility and seamless integration between mind-mapping tools!

Check out the video to see it in action!

Create powerful mind maps in minutes with NotebookLM! Simply upload your resources (PDFs, links, text) and generate dynamic maps that visualize your ideas. Perfect for organizing thoughts, projects, or research! #MindMapping #AI #ProductivityTools

https://pupuweb.com/how-to-create-mindmaps-with-notebooklm/

MindNode 2025.3 - What’s New?

Our latest update brings powerful new features to boost your productivity!

Document Import

FreeMind & Xmind

Document Management

Enhanced Document Search

Update now and experience a more intuitive way to organize your ideas!

Find out more about MindNode 2025.3 in our latest blog post: https://buff.ly/956WmFX

Feeling overwhelmed by too many branches? Just collapse individual topics by clicking those small nodes at the beginning of each child topic.

Expand them again when you need the details. Keep your creative process organized!

#interview for Gold Eggs Emporium
https://www.goldeggsemporium.com/post/interview-with-ange-bruneel

I miss a really good, modern, simple #mindmapping app for #linux, preferably made with #gtk4 and #libadwaita.

Quels outils pour le #mindmapping ? #xmind ? #Wisemapping ? #Freeplane ?

Announcing QuikFlow 1.5

Each node is now a rich text editor with support for headers, lists, blockquotes, and dividers. More to follow!

Also includes tons of more features, fixes, and improvements, so check it out:
https://www.quikflow.app

Recommendations, please.

#MindMap #apps for #Android #Mac #Windows

I'm a #mindMapping newbie. Currently trying out Nice Mind and Simple Mind. Only testing on Android so far. Anything else out there that's simple and easy for a noob?

I'm seriously considering Nice Mind. It has an option for a one-time Lifetime payment, about $20. I don't like monthly subscriptions for apps.

Speaking of #Obsidian, #mindmapping doesn't work for me. The thing is, it's not too different from how I actually think. My thoughts are a jumble of loose connections bouncing around. When I put that on paper or a graphic, it's basically a visual representation of what's going on in my head so it doesn't really help organise my thoughts or help me think differently because it's how I think already. Maybe I'm missing the point?