
Ithoughts hd mac windows#
Setting WriteMapper apart from MindNode and iThoughts: it has a Windows >but which also offer useful iOS versions. >and iThoughts whose macOS editions cost much the same as WriteMapper, >However, it faces competition from established rivals such as MindNode I’m in the middle of a WriteMapper 2 trial. Setting WriteMapper apart from MindNode and iThoughts: it has a Windows version. Writemapper seems to handle large blocks of text much better than typical mindmapping apps, making it better for writing in and later exporting to a word/text processor. >valuable-for-writing features it offers that they do not. >From my usage to this point, it’s quite difficult to see what However, it faces competition from established rivals such as MindNode and iThoughts whose macOS editions cost much the same as WriteMapper, but which also offer useful iOS versions.įrom my usage to this point, it’s quite difficult to see what valuable-for-writing features it offers that they do not. So far, I like its UI and the features it offers.
Ithoughts hd mac software#
I will be doing a few other reviews on Mind Map Software for the iPad, so keep a lookout for them.I’m in the middle of a WriteMapper 2 trial. I trust that this short review gives you some insight into Mind Map Software on the iPad.
Ithoughts hd mac mac#
I use a product called Scrivener on my Mac for big writing projects and it imports the OPML file into an outline without too much effort. You can then open it on your desktop using your favourite Mind Map Software, or even use an OPML (Open Processor Markup Language) editor.

It emails the Mind Map in all the formats you specify and also includes a great text summary. With iThoughtsHD, all you have to do is choose the formats and email it. I've always battled transferring Mind Maps from one software package to another.

The iPad brings with it a whole new way of working with many applications and using Mind Maps on your iPad is no different.
