Instead of having to go to "view -> sidebar -> show progress" every time I want to update the progress of a node, it would be great if a button for it could be added to the right-click menu for nodes, similar to "edit notes", "edit node", etc. I know that I can leave the progress sidebar open, but that's pretty cumbersome with larger maps.

Thanks for a great project and taking in our ideas!

Using this in a classroom setting, I often want to set up a collaboration ahead of time but to initiate the collaboration at a specific time. So if there were a way to turn off the automatic email when sharing privileges are granted, that would be great. (I haven't used it, but it seems like this would behave a lot like the Crowd Link option, but it would be happening within a MindMup Gold team account...and not cost extra :-))

When we have several maps within a single file, it would be cool have the posibility of select one of all root nodes and print it alone into a single pdf, displaying print window like whole map print buttom does.

The ability to add a table to the mind map so that you can present information relating to the nodes

When using stickers as tags, like parked, flagged, important, etc.. in a big mindmap I would like to be able to locate them fast so that we can focus on those.

Recently a couple of other mind-mapping apps have added a feature that helps with getting your ideas out rapidly. It involves a text book for inputting text and when you hit enter the text is added to the list of previously entered ideas. When you're satisfied that you've flushed out your ideas, you can then drag the listed items onto the mind-map as nodes.

Chrome and iPad work okay, but there's an issue with inputting text. Currently input is limited to the keyboard. Adding the ability to use the Apple pencil along with Scribble would make brainstorming fantastic.

Child nodes should inherit styling (background and text) from parent nodes. This would save a lot of time having to go back and reformat.

I am trying to use the Mindmup collaborative, but I need to lock some nods, so they won't be accidentally deleted or moved. Is there already a way to do so? If not, I would say this is highly important and should be considered to be incorporated into the app.

Hi Team

It is great to know and apply Mindmup. The app is very smart and useful.

• I just want to add 1 more function: table import, export or visualize Why should we have this function: Mindmup is the best app to brainstorm and discuss. But after that our team always have to export it as text, and then manually put it into table for presentation and storage (For ex: excel file). With large app, it is really cost a lot of time for admin task.

Thank you for your support
Hoa

Hi Team

It is great to know and apply Mindmup. The app is very smart and useful.

• I just want to add 1 more function: table import, export or visualize Why should we have this function: Mindmup is the best app to brainstorm and discuss. But after that our team always have to export it as text, and then manually put it into table for presentation and storage (For ex: excel file). With large app, it is really cost a lot of time for admin task.

Thank you for your support
Hoa

There should be additional formatting options in the notes section because it is very finnicky having to add Asterisks for Bullet Points and add numbers manually. You also should be able to change the font in the notes section because users should be able to choose what kind of font fits their style and not have to solely rely on the only font available in the notes section.

It would be really useful to be able to draw custom elements, shapes etc onto the background, or type annotations around nodes and lines.

An example would be, so that I can use lines to divide the map into sections, each section of which can home nodes that belong to a specific category or group.

Or to be able to create little doodles around nodes to make them more visually interesting/accessible.

Currently, I can only place a child node to the left or right of its parent.
I then have to commit to branching off in that direction.
For my purposes, it would be useful to branch off in different directions including directly above or below the parent node.

With some simple additional features, MindMup could be used to create flow charts. IMO, this would expand the usefulness of the software immensely.

The one way arrow is a bit limiting for my purposes.

Could there be two way arrows?
Different styles of line other than straight and dotted?
Text that follows the path of a line to add clarification to a connection?
Textured lines?
Lines that can split and fork off to multiple nodes?

Sometimes if the map is a particularly busy one with lots of connections, some of the connecting lines aren't easy to spot at a glance, as they go behind other nodes.
Sometimes this can make it look like there are connections between things that there are not.
The ability to manually bend connecting lines would mean being able to detour around nodes that are in it's path, to make the connections clearer.

Rather than having to change colour, font and size for each node individually, to be able to define a style by name, and then attribute that style to any node in one click.

This would really improve workflow.

They are really too big, and gives % progression for "in progress"