![]() There's no undo/redo button, which means if you accidentally delete a branch (guilty) you'll have to rebuild it in its entirety cut / copy / paste is yet to be implemented and branches cannot be connected to separate branches. MindNode excels at creation, but editing is a different matter. Or, if you don't have MindNode Pro, you can navigate to a local IP with a specified username and password (MindNode supplies everything) where you can upload FreeMind and OPML documents and download everything from your iDevice. If you have MindNode Pro installed on your Mac, you can transfer files from there to your iPhone. The sharing isn't just limited one way, though. You can e-mail a specific mind map as a MindNode document, a FreeMind document, a PNG image, a text outline or an OPML outline. MindNode also offers a number of sharing facilities. You can also view the mind map in list format, with a search present. Branches can be reorganized (see comparison screenshot below) by tapping on the main node - where everything stems from - and then tapping on the 'send to' button in the menu bar. The text sits neatly on top of branches, in a simple yet effective font. In addition, branches are colour-coded by default, with an option to choose custom colours for each branch at the time of creation. ![]() You aren't constrained by one single main node either - you can add as many as you like. Each branch can have as many sub-branches as you like. From hereon, your mind map is limited only to what your thoughts and ideas are. ![]() MindNode automatically creates new branches whenever you tap the "+" icon, but if you hold and drag this icon you can create your own custom lines by length and direction. ![]() Although constrained by the iPhone's 3.5" screen (this problem is removed with an iPad), MindNode works well and makes use of all the space available. It allows you to express your thoughts and ideas on what is a popular brainstorming tool. MindNode is an easy-to-use, functional mind-mapping application built for both iPhone and iPad. ![]()
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