No matter how far-flung our map became, we could collapse and expand all or parts of it from the Folding menu. In no time we'd added and labeled numerous Subtopic as well as Icons, Progress Bars, and Notes. A handy list kept track of our many submenus in a sidebar. Right-clicking it let us add level after level of Subtopics, which linked themselves automatically to the Center Topic. We started our New Document by creating a name, shape, color, and other attributes for our Center Topic. We could customize these themes or create our own. Blumind offers many preconfigured color schemes under the Themes menu. But the tabs open New Documents, not Web pages, and the toolbar and sidebars have program-specific options, such as our new document's Center Topic object and its configuration options in the Property sidebar, which changes the color of objects, fonts, and backgrounds. Any concept that can be centralized and studied in parts can be mapped with Blumind's easy-to-use graphical tools and handy themes.īlumind works like a graphics tool but looks like a browser, with tabs, a Menu button, and sidebars. They can plot everything from sewage systems to philosophies, as simple as your breakfast diet or as complex as quantum physics.

Blumind-it's like 'Blue-Mind,' not 'Bloomin''-is freeware that creates mind maps, those diagrams dominated by a central idea or goal, with elements, subconcepts, and other related things radiating outward.

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