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by Joyous9

Where do I start? If you get the desktop trial version and forget to save your maps as PDF's during the trial period, those maps will be gone unless you pay the company approx. $28 for the full version to get them back. That bait in a nutshell speaks volumes about the lack of integrity of this company. Secondly, simple operations as synching your maps throughout your platforms, which many other apps as Wunderlist offer for free!, do not exist here. Their tutorials -the ones in video as well as the ones in writing- are incredibly confusing (they desperate need to hire somebody good at communicating).
Operations as saving your maps in your drive can't be performed and you'll find yourself unable to open your maps afterwards.
During the process of mapping in the pro version, I noticed that the programmers are trying to add too many variables in a very erratic and chaotic way, instead of using their energy in making the program more user friendly.
In other words, this app is a huge headache. Please do yourself a favor and do not waste your money here!
By the way, this may be the first bad review I've ever written. They really drove me through the
wall. lol

by Selmatard13

I love a lot about this mind mapping tool. I bought both the upgrade to Pro for IPad and the Windows desktop version. Working on both platforms using the cloud to sync the files made sense for me, but I'm finding that creating image and document links in the Ipad version is inserting a different directory link structure in the map than when I do the same thing in the desktop version. The result is that I can't access the links on both platforms. If I add it with the desktop, I can access the link through the desktop; if I add it by Ipad I can access it by Ipad, but not both. This seems like a simple issue that could be fixed and I hope that's true because I enjoy this product and don't want to get bogged down by these kinds of issues. Paid versions here...

by Agalaka

This app allows users to create mind maps using vivid colors. The app has various styles for users to chose from. The screenshot of my work includes a mind map about empathy. This is an important topic because as an educator, I want my non-disabled students to understand perspectives of my students that have disabilities. This empathy map can be presented as an anchor chart in the classroom that will help students visualize the information. Students can come up with different ways in order to understand perspectives. In the mind map that I created, it refers to the environment, nonverbal cues, and feelings that we can observe to help us navigate relationships. One of the ways we can be empathetic is by reading social stories. Students can read these as well to gain perspectives.