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XMind is capable of displaying information in a multitude of ways (classic mindmaps, charts, timelines, decision trees, etc), it can add labels, clip-art, notes, files, audio recordings, it can then take the project and export it in a variety of ways including an synced gantt chart. See More
I'm quite comfortable with XMind after evaluating several other variants. Absolutely love that I can go back and forth between macOS Macbook Pro and iPhones. The only downside is that your cell phone data link must be online before you can start this app otherwise it is feature rich enough for the simple job that I needed. See More
Stays out of your way, it's great for getting work done and not getting sucked into formatting or other fancy features. The UI is almost entirely in the menu bar and right click/ contextual menu on the MacOS. Window decorations only include zoom level and a quick way to save or name and tag your scapple mind map file. See More
Easy to use, minimalist, aesthetic, just what you need. Works perfectly with Scrivener See More
For the most part, navigating the editor is pretty intuitive - moving around is done by clicking and dragging the background, clicking on nodes will expand/collapse them, dragging and dropping in files will add them, etc. It also offers shortcuts for power users. For example, ctrl + up/down will rearrange ideas up/down, alt +up/down will zoom in/out, etc. See More
Freemind accepts drag-and-drop for any kind of file, URL or command as part of the mindmap. Files it recognizes, like images, will be displayed. Other files will open in a separate, appropriate application. URLs, links to folders, and executable commands pasted in will be recognized and turned in to clickable links. See More
Some conventions used to interact with the software are either questionable or simply going against what's commonly accepted. For example, right-click + drag will move around, holding down the right-click will open up the context-menu and left-click in an open space will start a new unconnected node. What this results in is constant accidental opening of context-menu then accidental creation of a new node trying to get out of the context-menu. See More
Mind mapping is a great method to brainstorm and calibrate new ideas. Though you can perform the process with a pen and paper, this software can really keep your ideas safe and secure. It is easier to lose paper sheets than digital files. Plus, it saves time and makes the work look less bulky. See More
Dies and looses hours of work after setting up auto save, it restores a version of the files from hours ago, to a place on my drive that breaks my links. And when I ask for support and send quality detailed message with core dumps- I get.... nothing ask again... nothing- windows version and mac versions are made by different people See More
MindMeister allows sharing maps with an unlimited number of collaborators so it's possible to take notes and brainstorm together. Mind maps can be shared by inviting people either directly via email or by sending them a link to the map. Even people without a MindMeister account can access the maps and even edit them. See More
Too stable, too simple to start using and get used to. It is best it being free. See More