Freeplane 1.2 has outgrown these previous programs to a large degree. “If you are using Freemind or Freeplane 1.1, visit and download Freeplane 1.2 beta to get a new user experience in mind mapping. Over at the original 2009 post about Freeplane, left a comment about a new release of Freeplane. & follow me on Twitter for in-between itemsĪbout visual tools you never knew existed. Subscribe to the RSS feed for regular posts Top Picks are tools that are in the mainstream of mapping or are significantīecause they have special attributes that you won’t easily find in other tools. This is flagged as a “Fave” because I use it from time to time, and appreciate the continued development. More screenshots and details for Freeplane on My experience so far is that Freeplane can open FreeMind (.mm) files and vice versa, though I have not done any stress testing and as this is an independent fork of FreeMind, there can be no guarantee that this will always be so.
But the differences are not great and I suggest anyone considering either should try both. Personally I prefer Freeplane and now use it in preference to FreeMind, I have this flagged as a “Fave” for that reason. It has since developed in a different way to FreeMind and is at present showing more activity, though FreeMind development continues. After a long period of working together to produce a great free mind mapping application, differences of view arose amongst the developers and Freeplane was born.
#Freeplane mind map software
Freeplane is an off-shoot ( a ‘fork’ on software terms) of FreeMind.
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