I’ve recently re-discovered the app MindNode, an app that helps diagram ideas and thoughts in a visual way.
Here’s an example of what a basic mind map structure looks like:
Just a simple diagram I generated about mind-mapping and why I use MindNode instead of other similar apps.
- Cost: $15 for the unlocked iOS app. Or free if you don’t mind limited features.
- Sync: Using iCloud, it syncs very well between my iPhone and iPad
- Export: I use a Windows laptop, not a Mac. So I have to use a Windows version of mind mapping tool called FreeMind. Whatever I create on my iDevices will open on my laptop.
Maps can be used in a variety of ways of course. I have used mapping for
productivity, goals, notes, brainstorms, problem solving, book
summaries, task management, video summaries ( I take notes while
watching TED or podcasts). Here lately though, I have been using it to
map out plots and story ideas for the novels yet to be but on paper.
Here is a sneak peek of one of them:
Redacted of course! Can’t give it all away just yet.
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