While there are plenty of legitimate knocks against iCloud, file sharing with iCloud in an application like MindNode just works.
I’ve been using, primarily, the “Delight” theme as I’ve used this application through the beta period and it serves nicely. There’s also a custom theme if you want to set your own colors, typography and other settings. The built-in themes have great typography and color choices and you can quickly switch between them.
The user interface got an iOS 7 overhaul and it looks great. MindNode’s developer has been aggressively updating the application culminating in today’s update.
#SIMPLEMIND SHORTCUTS MAC UPDATE#
This update puts MindNode on an equal footing with iThoughts HD for me, which is saying something. Even though MindNode has always been my first choice on the Mac, it has also always played second fiddle on my iPad to iThoughts HD. MindNode eventually made it to iOS and for several years I’ve kept it in a folder. I needed a place to quickly create simple mind maps for my simple mind. It didn’t have every feature under the sun but I didn’t need every feature under the sun. MindNode came to the game with a nice, simple mind mapping application with an attractive interface and a price tag of around twenty dollars. For the longest time mind-mapping applications were one of those rare breeds where everything cost at least $200 and looked like it was created by Enterprise-class UI designers. The thing that always attracted me to MindNode was the simple interface and, frankly, low-cost.
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