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?

it would be more convenient.

Straight lines would help with listing points leading on to each other below each node.

I want to use this software to plan assignments, what would be really helpful is allowing multiple notes per node (around 10+ would work) in order to input possible quotes and evidence for the point made in the node. And to be able to put text along the connections, for connecting statements for better flow in assignments. Honestly, if it had these features I would subscribe in a heartbeat. Please vote. Thanks.

Provide the ability to reorder nodes and insert nodes between existing nodes. It seems that now, you must delete all following nodes to add a node in the middle of an existing map.

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

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.

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.

Currently, you can enter a hex code, or name, for a custom color.

It would be very useful to have the ability to save those custom colors to the palette.

This way we would avoid having to look for the hex code of the color we want, copy it, paste it and apply it.

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

Either allow "Connect to another node" to have bi-directional arrows showing mutually dependent premises, or offer a non-arrowed node connecting line.

An objection to an objection is a rebuttal. At the moment you simply have objections coloured red and objections to those objections also red.

In order to make the inferential structure easier to visualise you could offer rebuttals as an alternative orange-coloured edge. (This idea is borrowed from Rationale.)

Mindmpup could include some basic support boxes, like Rationale.
Like: common belief, case study, statistics, example, expert opinion, publication, quote, ....

Create a squared minimap attached to any of the corners, allowing us to see the entirety of the mindmap and our current position in it at all times. Then simply make it clickable, transporting the user to the area clicked on the minimap.

It's easier to remember the shortcuts when they're popping up every time you use features, rather than having to study a separate page of listed shortcuts.