Brainstorm visually. Connect ideas. Take decisions. Get the things done
Giving a presentation? Map the structure and keep everyone focused, and on the same page.
Make an argument map about whether to build a private cloud or use a public cloud.
Make your planning visual. It greatly benefits project planning and status meetings.
Linear ⭤ Non-Linear Thinking
Powerful Outliner
Brainstorm ideas in outliner if you like to work in a linear, structured approach, or brainstorm in a mind map, then switch to outliner for project organization and execution.
Outline your thoughts or prepare notes for a speech. Write long-form articles and essays. Create daily notes in a bullet journal.
Create checklists and templates, daily to‑dos, shopping lists, travel packing lists or project checklists.
Pencil Integration
Draw and Scribble
Sketch ideas and annotate images using the Apple Pencil or your finger.
Directly scribble your thoughts onto the infinite canvas.
The visual nature of mind maps makes it easy to structure, organize and develop ideas. It gives you bird's-eye view and details view, all in the same package. What is mind mapping?
Snippets of text, links, pictures, tasks or to‑dos, they all fit in a mind map. Mind mapping is a flexible and powerful way to organize and understand information, in a visual, hierachical way.
Jot them down without worrying for structure, and organize them later by drag & drop. Get your idea and break it into small, actionable parts, then get it done.
Here's some mind map templates and examples to get you started.
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