Project managers and productivity enthusiasts
Researching mind mapping tools for a new project or team
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Mind-mapping.org is a comprehensive directory of mind mapping software, listing over 200 packages with detailed information. The site organizes tools by operating system, map types produced, date added, and status (current or historical), offering up to 3 thumbnails per package, full-sized screenshots, links, prices, publisher descriptions, and Vic's observations. It also features a blog, articles on how to mind map and the history of mind mapping, and a quality mind mapping sites search engine. This mind map template captures the full structure of the directory, making it a useful reference for researchers and software evaluators.
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Content creators and webmasters
Building a curated directory of software for a website or internal wiki
Students and researchers in information science
Studying the history and evolution of mind mapping software
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Launch and Explore the Directory
Open the .xmind file to navigate the comprehensive software directory structure and its various filtering branches.
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Customize Software and Category Details
Update the software nodes with your own screenshots and prices while modifying the operating system or map type categories.
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Refine Content and Resource Sections
Edit the blog and article branches to include your own research notes or remove unnecessary sections to finalize your map.
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The template covers the full directory structure: software listings filtered by OS, map types, and status, with screenshots, prices, and descriptions. It also includes blog posts, articles, and a search engine for mind mapping sites.
Open the .xmind file and navigate to the 'Mind mapping software directory' branch. Expand nodes like 'Select by operating system' or 'Select by map types produced' to see filtering options, then review screenshots and details under 'Shows'.
Yes, you can customize the template in Xmind by adding your own software entries, updating descriptions, or modifying the blog and articles sections to fit your needs.
Absolutely. The structure is ideal for building a similar directory. Replace the example software with your own listings, adjust categories, and add your own observations.
It lists features that allow mind mapping software to import/export formats like .mm, .xmind, or OPML, helping users choose tools that work well together.
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