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Currently for android I only see simplemind pro.
Still, I hope that solutions such as DroidPlane or Z Mind add editing functionality to their capabilities.Ĭreating complex mind maps is a true committment - if its a topic that is relevant for years to you, you need to make a wise choice. Here's another overview a reddit user wrote a year ago: Īhh and not to forget: there's a broweser based open source solution (m3 - mobile mind mapper) that runs in your browser cash and is absolutely cross platform: XMind is as android app just a basic shadow of itself and nut really of value compared to simplemind/mimind. The later not supporting *.mm export yet, but their offering is even free really good.
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From my point of view this is currently simple mind pro as well as mimind for android. However, there are some solutions that at least hint at future-proof export capabilty. Thus one needs to stay with the same provider for truely usable cross device functionality. As the *.mm / *opml format seems to be regarded as "fallback" standard for export, but if you export from a proprietary app, you usually have loss of critical information when you re import in another app (no icons, nodes, lost positioning, coloring etc.).Įven the premier app - simplemind pro - has this issue when you export to *mm. This seems to be a major problem in mm landscape. There are some viable solutions out there, but most have problems regarding closed eco-system. You can create a beautiful map of your brainstorm ideas, edit, and export a mind map in various file. FreeMind-MMX is a hacked version of FreeMind for better native characters handle and works better with version control system, such as cvs, subversion, hg, git, bazaar. 2009.2: is created for release management and for soucre code hosting. XMind for example allows to import mindmaps, but then they're transfered to XMind cloud. Mind Vector is a mind mapping software for android. If redirect failed, click here: FreeMind-MMX Redmine Wiki. I could not find a tool for android, yet, that can open for example a FreeMind Map. However, a free trial would then be great. But that's just a added bonus (devs need to eat as well). It would also be great, if the tool is open source/ FOSS. This effectively excludes all subscription based apps. Purpose is to create confidential MindMaps that I can work with on multiple devices without having to upload them to the internet.
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Freemind on Windows 10 and another app on Android, that allows to edit freemind maps. It can also be a combination of different apps: e.g. be able to export to commonly accepted mm formats or just be a free solution in itself (not freemium as Xmind that bills you 40€/6month for adding images and links. (update - added point d) not get stuck with solution. Opis FreeMind 1.1. (c) save/sync the mindmap on my local storage (NAS) (b) open and edit the mindmap on w10 as well as android (a) create mindmaps either with windows (10) or android This neat app offers some excellent functionality and, like Mind Map Memo, is currently free.I'm looking for a MM app that allows me to In addition, the app has support for storing your maps on a web server – which the developer describes as “cloud functionality.” The Thinking Space Cloud Portal enables you to track revisions to your mind maps, and to share them with others. Maps created in Thinking Space are compatible with FreeMind and XMind.
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Surprisingly, Thinking Space even supports keyboard shortcuts! An “arrange” toolbar makes it easy to move the selected map node up or down one level in your maps, or to move it by cutting and pasting it. Mind maps can be exported in multiple formats, including FreeMind and pdf Web app can be used on iPad or Android tablet. You can style map nodes in different shapes and colors (including adjusting node text, text color and text style), and tell the program whether or not styles should cascade down to subtopics. Thinking Space: Thinking Space enables you to create nodes, arrange them, and add notes to them.
#FREEMIND ANDROID FOR FREE#
Mind Map Memo can be downloaded for free from the developer’s website. Mind Map Memo: This app enables you to copy and paste topics, change node colors and icons, change the map background color and import and export maps with the popular open source desktop mind mapping program FreeMind. Here are two that I’m aware of (please add a comment if you know of any more): In much the same way that developers have written a significant number of mind mapping apps for the Apple iPhone/iPod Touch platform, similar apps are starting to emerge for the Android smartphone operating system.
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