In recent years, the number of options available to visual thinkers has continued to grow. Desktop, web-based and mobile mind mapping apps have continued to proliferate. While this gives wannabe mind mappers more choices than ever, it also makes selecting the right tool even more confusing.
Which platform should you choose? It depends on what you’re trying to accomplish. To help you fully understand the pros and cons of desktop, web-based and mobile mind mapping tools, I created the mind map below. It will arm you with the insights you need to select a mind mapping application that is a excellent match with your needs.
Click on the image below to open an interactive mind map.
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Stefan L. · 229 weeks ago
Just one example:
XMind is currently moving in a direction that I don't like. The new "ZEN"-version is not usable for me due to the lack of project-management-facilities and the original XMind (v8) is obviously no longer supported (e.g. not working in a modern JAVA-env.). However, both versions are desktop-programms so as long I can make sure that the classical XMind (v8) runs on my machine, I have enough time to look for an alternative or hope to get ZEN to a level that is comparable with the classic one.
Anyway - thanks for the article!