Ideas Mind Mapping User Reviews

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This version did nothing twice

I was so excited. Two times I downloaded it and it wouldn’t let me add anything to the screen. I gather all bugs are not dealt with.

Response from developer

Hallo there, thanks for the feedback — and sorry for the frustration. We’re not currently aware of a bug that prevents adding items. In Ideas, a double-tap on the canvas should create a new idea. If it’s not working on your device, we’d really like to fix it. Could you please email us at info@ideasmindmap.com with: your device model your iOS version We’ll investigate right away. Thank you!

Seems to need some more development

The app is a good idea but it's difficult to manuever around in it. The big logo is in the middle of your map making it hard to see your map. You have to work soley in the app meaning you can't toggle quickly between screens... you have to quit the app and get out completely to look at something else and then go back to the app. I don't like being stuck in there. I'd like to be able to see my toggle bar and get into my email and then switch back. So that is a little frustrating. It's also not syncing with Todoist from the mind map only when you start in Todoist and then open the mind map. I bought the pro version to unlock he features but wish I hadn't becasue it's not as functional as I thought it would be.
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Is this still being developed?

The idea is great, but the app feels unfinished. Starts with transparency of menus being too high, making things not easy to read e.g. with a busy mind map in the background. The tasks imported from Todoist are sorted alphabetically in the side pane, removing the hierarchy that is present in Todoist (yet it indents them, wich looks weird). And with the amount of items in my Todoist, I effectively can’t further test this app, as it requires me to update to Pro in order to have more than 30 items (looks like that’s calculated from the root of the task tree and not from the branch you want to use) - so 30 items max is the limit of the free version. The stuff I was able to generate looked ok, but doesn’t allow for much customisation like in other Mind Mapping apps. Also I had hard time moving items around as I mostly ended up opening the context wheel. The context wheel showing up when you tap and hold an item gives you the usual Todoist options: due date, priority, tags or if it is recurring. The app has potential, but in my opinion needs more polishing before it is ready for daily use.
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