I review Prizmo 3 from Creaceed and iThoughtsX from .uk. Mindomo lets you import files from your computer, Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive accounts and convert them into mind maps.Steve Sheridan got to be on the Mac Jury with Chuck Joiner (before me), and Let’s Talk Apple launches with Bart Busschots at lets-talk.ie. You can search for photos directly from the web and insert them into your mind maps. You can upload videos from your PC or embed directly from YouTube and Vimeo. Mindomo lets you include videos in your mind maps. You can create notes to add more detailed text bodies to the topics in your mind maps. You can also attach files on the mind map by uploading them from your computer. You can add hyperlink resources to link specific parts of your mind maps to external URLs. Mindomo lets you add many objects, including To make your mind maps as detailed as possible.

The app lets you build mind maps solo or with your colleagues within a school or workplace.

You can stylize these mind maps to make them as visually appealing as possible. Mindomo provides built-in templates to create various mind maps and convert them into presentations. It's a practical technique of visualizing your thoughts and ideas and sharing them with others. It's hierarchical and shows relationships between pieces of information. Mind maps are diagrams that visually organize information. Mindomo’s core feature is building and presenting mind maps (opens in new tab). Mindomo provides you with a number of templates to help get you started (Image credit: Exswap) Features

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