Mindomo Reviews

It has what you’d expect from a mind mapping application. Fairly easy to use and a low learning curve.

The visuals are very basic. I’ve used a few mind mapping tools and I found the designs to be unappealing.

My team was having difficulties to organize the project ideas. I started to use Mindomo for curiosity as a consequence after reading a book called Mindmapping by Tony Buzan. The first try I didn't reach what I wanted but after a few attempts, the results started to show up. After I get confident with Mindomo, I showed to the team, they enjoyed because it was easy to understand and to use it.

For now, I coudn't find something that I disapprove.

First of all, love that it's free! It's got a great range of free features that allow me to be productive using it, not just 'test drive' it. Lots of styling options for at-a-glance color coding (and branding) Very flexible - I feel like I can really map out my mind - it's not limited to just one structure Offline mode is great MOBILE APP actually Functional & Usable!

Would be great if it could integrate with project management platforms, i.e. turn maps into tasks, but that's a tall order and not really a con. I don't have any cons because it really gets the job done

Shortcut keys make it effortless to build complex maps quickly. The arrangement of the maps as they grow is handled extremely well. There is no other mind mapping software that comes close to Mindomo in my experience, I have tried many others. The ability to copy and paste whole branches to other mind maps has come in really handy as well.

It would be good to be able to put more that one URL link on a topic. Also the icons can be slow to load and the "recent" icons section isn't always accurate.

I love Mindomo to organize thoughts and notes, for planning complex projects, for sitemaps and brainstorming / insights workshops.

Despite being excellent for day to day use in projetcs, it's a technical tool, so not that suitable for presentations that need more "hype".

Ease of Use Attractiveness of Themes Easy to share and collaborate

Nothing I can think of. It does everything I need it to do.

Creating mind maps intuitive Cloud feature with data stored in Germany under EU Legislation

No idea. My wish would be to store pictures or screenshots right within the map an not in seperate files

Worked since ever with mindmaps on paper and Mindomo is my perfect digital solution for it. Moreover I can organize and share it better.

Some more creative tools would be great.

- you can save / manage mindmaps in the cloud - you can customize templates - you can share / bookmark maps urls - you can use a huge database of templates / examples (like with some other competitors)

- the text editing section for annotations could be improved with better resizable & movable window

- I use images, videos, links... - It's versatile and the looks are impecable. - I can go forwards and backwards on the presentation. - It's cloud based and servers are really reliable. - It's very easy to use.

All your work is saved and looks great in a Mindomo format. If you ever save it in another format it doesn't look the same, you feel you've lost your work, so you're somehow tied to Mindomo. I mean you have to be ready to make a long term commitment.

I like the ease of working, the freedom to connect in many ways. Most of all, I do use the root cause analysis tool and other "wizzards", it is functionality I have not seen elsewhere.

It is pricey, a multiple year offer with some discount would certainly be a good proposal.

The graphical interface and all the options

Not to be able to create workflow tyoe of diagrams

I love the software because it is user-friendly and easy to navigate.

There is nothing I do not like about the program.

It helps me organize my thoughts and presentations.

There have been times where operation has been unstable but that hasn't been for the last 6 months or so.

Easy to use, intuitive, integration with Google Drive - has all the features that I want in a mind mapping tool.

I like that it's web-based, but sometimes connectivity issues can cause problems. But that's not the fault of the software itself.

Cloud based, ubiquitous

Android app could use some polish.

+ Mind map sharing with my students, + notes formatting + fluid and no bug so far

The code formatting and image integration is missing in notes

Ease of use and very easy to learn. Ability to copy and paste maps as well as import / export maps. Many ways to attach links, images, or files to a node.

The set styles to change color of nodes are not diverse or organized. It would be great to have the ability to save a new style rather than having to set it up for each new map.

It is simple to use with a lot of features. I like the fact I can access my mind maps from computers and my phone. You can discover it for free (with just a limit on the number of mind map). Very friendly customer service !

There was some limitations, I send them a mail and they explain how to overcome them (and now, they have even remove the limitation since the last update).

- making elegant zooming presentations with beautiful themes which is way faster and easier to produce than slide based presentation tools. - publishing interactive mindmaps with embedded notes, links, audio, videos and presentation, which is very enjoyable to navigate. - real-time collaboration with comments, votes and chat. - has dedicated business functionality (task management, gantt chart) and educational functionality (student assignment, LMS integration)

- free web version offers three mind maps limit - mobile apps (android and ios) doesn't offer the same complete experience as the web or software version

The time from login to actually working on my map is very fast compared to other online tools. Very good, minimalistic design that don't get in the way of your thinking and working.

No filtering of multiple maps (i.e. what tasks are due today from my 5 project maps). Hoping for better filtering options in the near future.

What I like most about this program is that you can make mental, conceptual maps, as well as diagrams in a very simple way. It is a program that does not require previous instructions and that is stored in the cloud directly. You can export your work in different formats without any mishap.

Really what I do not like is that to access some formats you have to pay a certain membership. In general, it does not have many cons

Mindomo allows you to quickly capture ideas in the form of a mind map. It has solid mobile apps and works on the web, allowing you to work with your maps from anywhere. The map can be structured in a number of ways so that you can use it for brainstorming, project planning, building organization hierarchies, or taking notes. I like the many tags you can use to brighten up your maps, and it is great for visualizing information.

The price is very high, and doesn't justify the limited features. The cloud sync is only available to subscribers, and doesn't work very well.

This application is a fast one with simple user interface that anyone can learn in short period of time. There are many nice features incorporated in it. (TASK MAP) HISTORY - it's unique feature for a desktop solution as user can see full history of some specific file (map). Also history for all made/used files is available and can be even filtered by user or time period. EXPORT - is a full of...

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User interface is minimalistic so many options are not available/visible during work but have to be looked for. Practically there aren't any options to choose from regarding application.

Je kan met Mindomo heel snel en intuitief goed een mind map maken en de gratis versie kan naar excel exporteren.

Maar om meer formaten en meer mindmaps te kunnen maken moet je naar 5 euro per maand en dat is naar mijn mening een te hoog bedrag voor de redelijk beperkte functionaliteit. De grafische kwaliteit en navigatiemogelijkheden van de mind maps zou ook beter kunnen.