HalnaMind

Best

brilliance

Very intuitive to use (free-form only). It allows saving and loading projects. It cannot be moved to SDcard, although not being as heavy on resources as other mind mappers (about 5MB installed).

This, together with Halna Outliner should be bundled with all Android devices. For planning a project or organising ideas, there is no better app. The ad free payment is more than worth it.

HalnaMind is actually more stable than Mindjet when it comes to reliably autosaving my maps and easier to use to flash compose a map than SimpleMind. I map and write using HalnaMind and HalnaOutliner together on my phone and Freemind on my computers. Love the import and export functions. I second the request for finer lines. It would be great to have style templates too like in SimpleMind. Thanks for continuing to improve and update HM and HalnaOutliner!

Along with Outliner, 100% simple and uncluttered.

This could be the essential "scapple-like" app for Android but the interface still too cumbersome. Zooming horribly slow, no option for custom default note appearance, unnecessarily thick borderlines etc.

Best, sheer Genius! Keep up the good app.

I like this Halna Map's cooperation with Halna Outliner. But map building is not so easy to do or see on phone screens. The map app is still beta. For now it is easier to work from the Outliner, then view the results in the map app. I did pay to support its development, a small fee that also removes the ads.

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Every time you create a new node, you have to manually tap on the title just to open the keyboard... Redundant UI, too slow to be usable. I'm looking for a mindmapper from devs who are actually smart enough to do things like open the keyboard for you when you create a new node. Most devs are not smart enough to think of little usability things like that. Yet another typical amateur app from incompetent developers who lack insight into how to make inventions that make a program delightful to use.

Froze System and all key!!!

I like this Halna Map's cooperation with Halna Outliner. But map building is not so easy to do or see on phone screens. The map app is still beta. For now it is easier to work from the Outliner, then view the results in the map app. I did pay to support its development, a small fee that also removes the ads.

This, together with Halna Outliner should be bundled with all Android devices. For planning a project or organising ideas, there is no better app. The ad free payment is more than worth it.