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Mindomo Mindomo is an online mind map Software where users can create, view and share mind maps in their browser.[1] Mindomo is offering the basic services for free, while charging for advanced features. Unregistered users can view the mind maps, while registered users are permitted to create and share mind maps. The free version limits the number of private maps to three and disables some special features like spell checking. Mindomo was first available in February 2007. Mindomo also has a desktop version based on the Adobe Air runtime. See also[edit] References[edit] External links[edit]

MindMeister MindMeister is an online mind mapping software that allows its users to visualize their thinking.[1] Mindmeister was founded by MeisterLabs GmbH, a Munich, DEU-based company in February 2007. MeisterLabs GmbH was founded by Till Vollmer and Michael Hollauf, and has offices in Vienna, Austria as well.[2] Based on the freemium model, MindMeister provides users three free fully featured maps, but charges a subscription fee for additional maps. In March 2010, MindMeister debuted as one of the original partners selected by Google to take part in the launch of the Google Apps Marketplace[3] Awards[edit] See also[edit] References[edit] External links[edit] MindManager This article is about the software. For the company, see Mindjet. Like its predecessors MindMan and MindManager, the Mindjet software provides ways to visualize information via the creation of mind maps, while also providing tools to facilitate team communication, collaboration, and project management. By using cloud storage, Mindjet can propagate changes to mind maps or projects to all users, regardless of which platform users choose for access.[5] Mindjet uses both a subscription-based payment model and a perpetual model with optional software assurance for 1-9 users. A screenshot of Mindmanager 8 The software that became Mindjet was originally developed by Mike Jetter in the mid-1990s while he was recovering from a bone marrow transplant to treat leukemia. In September 2012, the Mindjet company combined all of its software, including MindManager, Mindjet Connect, and its mobile offerings into a single product, also called Mindjet.[18] Official website

Mind42 Mind42 is an online mind mapping application that allows users to visualize their thinking using the proven[1] mind mapping method. The name refers to the collaborative features of the product, and is intended to be pronounced like "mind for two."[2] It has been recommended by Freelance Weekly as one of their favorite time-management and organization tools.[3] Features[edit] The developer provides the full feature set of Mind42 free of charge, including:[4] Ability to insert images from URLs (i.e. images hosted at another site, such as ImageShack or Picasa Web Albums);URL links to external websites;Real-time collaboration and editing, utilizing the Google Talk gadget;[5]Mind map size limited only by available RAM and processing power;The optional ability to publicly publish mind maps or keep them private;The ability to add notes to branches;[6]Export to Freemind, Mindmanager, Mind42 XML, PDF, image and rich text;[6]Import from Freemind, Mindmanager, Mind42 XML.[6] Criticisms[edit]

LucidChart History[edit] In December 2008, Lucid Software Inc., a startup based in Salt Lake City, Utah, first announced its Lucidchart visual collaboration platform as a public beta version.[1] The current major revision of Lucidchart was released on 31 July 2010.[2] "Lucidchart is a graphically-rich web application that makes working on a diagram with your entire team a simple matter. The tool is effectively an online alternative to Microsoft Visio." In April 2010, Lucidchart became available in the Google Apps Marketplace.[8] In December 2010, Lucidchart was included as a featured application in the launch of the Chrome Web Store, where it became the top paid application.[5][9] In July 2011, Lucid Software announced it had raised US$1M in seed funding from 500 Startups, 2M Companies, K9 Ventures, and other angel investors.[3] In summer 2013, Lucid released its Chrome Packaged App to the Chrome Web Store, which allowed users to work offline and sync their documents. Features[edit] Integration[edit]

Creately Launch[edit] Cinergix, a Melbourne, Australia based start-up founded by Chandika Jayasundara, Nick Foster and Charanjit Singh. Creately first announced its visual collaboration platform in September 2008 at DEMO fall 08 as a private beta version. Creately was made commercially available to the public in September 2009[2] with a unique "Pay What You Want"[3] price. Creately Products[edit] Although Creately entered the market as web based diagram software it has expanded their product range to include desktop software and diagram plugins for some popular platforms. Creately is also available in Chrome web store and Google app marketplace. Awards and Accolades[edit] Top 10 apps in Asia 2010Silver medal in National Best Quality Software Awards References[edit] External links[edit] Official website See also[edit]

Create diagrams online Real time collaboration - Tour Draw Blog and Wiki images on Cacoo Diagrams created on Cacoo can be embedded in your Blog or Wiki in PNG format. If you edit the diagram in Cacoo, the embedded image will be replaced automatically. Export as PDF and SVG! Share the diagram with anyone You can even share the diagram with someone you don’t know.