I’ve been a long-time fan of mind maps, as a means to take notes while reading books, and to help organize thoughts and ideas in my day job. If you’ve explored the content of this blog, you’ll have seen I have a page of mind maps (here) covering various subjects. I’ve published them, as much to share them freely, as to provide a quick access back to them for myself.

For a long time, I’ve been using the excellent iThoughts tool from ToketaWare (great UX and works across multiple platforms – IOS, Mac, and Windows with support for cloud storage). Sadly, in 2023, iThoughts reached end-of-life. I had resisted moving tools for a long time as I couldn’t settle on a solution I liked that wasn’t crazy expensive and has bells and whistles I didn’t want. I finally settled on Wondershare’s EdrawMind which has all the core capabilities, with one additional feature I’d always wished for with iThoughts – interactive navigation of the maps online.

I’ve finally found the time to migrate a lot of my shared documents and add a couple I hadn’t shared. You can access and interact with the mindmaps I’ve migrated by clicking on the icon on the Mindmaps Index page.