Compare ConceptDraw MINDMAP and Xmind 
- Users report that Xmind excels in ease of use with a score of 8.7, while ConceptDraw MINDMAP falls behind with a score of 7.2, making Xmind a more user-friendly option for beginners.
- Reviewers mention that Xmind's collaborative editing feature scores 8.0, allowing teams to work together seamlessly, whereas ConceptDraw MINDMAP lacks this functionality, which can hinder teamwork.
- G2 users highlight Xmind's superior ease of setup with a perfect score of 9.9, indicating that users can get started quickly without complications, unlike ConceptDraw MINDMAP, which does not provide a comparable score.
- Users on G2 appreciate Xmind's extensive template library, which enhances creativity and productivity, while ConceptDraw MINDMAP's template offerings are perceived as limited, affecting user experience.
- Reviewers say that Xmind's cloud storage integration is rated at 8.0, facilitating easy access and sharing of mind maps, while ConceptDraw MINDMAP does not match this level of cloud functionality.
- Users report that Xmind's desktop availability is rated highly at 9.4, ensuring a robust experience on desktop platforms, whereas ConceptDraw MINDMAP does not provide the same level of desktop support, which can be a drawback for users who prefer working on larger screens.
- All kind of diagrams
- Pitch Mode
- ZEN Mode
I used and tested about a dozen mind mapping tools. I ended up using ConceptDraw's Mindmap through several versions now and have stuck with it almost exclusively. It has everything I need and I alternate between list/outline and actual mapping depending...
Thera are 2 main issues: - price policy (expensive software than expensive templates) - template installation/buying process.
Working in a collaborative environment means we need to be able to share our ideas effectively. XMind allowed my team and me to do just that. We were able to put each of our ideas onto the mindmap.
It is very difficult to arrange a large mind map in such a way that it isn't messy or confusing as to what links up where. The program won't also let me put things in an orderly fashion the way I wish to see them.
I used and tested about a dozen mind mapping tools. I ended up using ConceptDraw's Mindmap through several versions now and have stuck with it almost exclusively. It has everything I need and I alternate between list/outline and actual mapping depending...
Working in a collaborative environment means we need to be able to share our ideas effectively. XMind allowed my team and me to do just that. We were able to put each of our ideas onto the mindmap.
Thera are 2 main issues: - price policy (expensive software than expensive templates) - template installation/buying process.
It is very difficult to arrange a large mind map in such a way that it isn't messy or confusing as to what links up where. The program won't also let me put things in an orderly fashion the way I wish to see them.
