Keyboard
Build a map from the keyboard
Tab makes a child, Enter a sibling, Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ move a branch. The cheat sheet with every command opens with “?”.
A mind map editor for the browser
Mind maps. Free, with no asterisk.
Tab for a branch, Enter for a sibling, Ctrl+Z as if nothing happened. Saving takes care of itself, revisions are kept on the server, and a map can be exported, shared as a read-only link or opened to collaborators.
Just an email and a password. No card, no trial period.
Features
Everything the work needs, nothing on top
The editor is built around one idea: nothing should stand between a thought and a node on the map.
Saving
No need to save by hand
Changes reach the server after three quiet seconds, and at least once a minute. A mark next to the title shows whether everything is saved yet.
History
Revisions live on the server
Open an earlier revision of a map and restore it whole — no archaeology to work out what changed last night.
Order
Folders, trash, search
Nested folders with a colour mark, a trash you can restore from, and search across your maps and inside a map with Ctrl+F.
Style
Eight ink colours
A node colour becomes the colour of its branch. Bold, italic and underline, formatted notes, links and images inside nodes.
Import and export
Your maps are not locked in
Import from .mindmap, OPML, Markdown and .m42. Export to .mindmap, OPML, Markdown, SVG and PNG, with PDF through the browser’s print dialog.
Publishing
A read-only link
Once the email is confirmed, a map owner can open it at a short read-only link. Publishing can be turned off, and the link can be replaced with a new one.
Together
Invitations and roles
Invite people by email as editors or readers and revoke access when it is no longer needed. If someone else is editing the map, the editor warns you.
Environment
Two themes, two languages
The paper-light and the dark theme are drawn separately, not inverted. Interface and email in Russian and English.
Keyboard
Your hands stay on the keys
In navigate mode the keys are commands. Start typing and the node switches to editing, replacing its text with what you type.
The key map is stored as data and the cheat sheet is generated from it — so it never drifts away from what actually works.
- Tab
- child node
- Enter
- sibling node
- ShiftTab
- node one level up
- Alt↑↓
- reorder among siblings
- Space
- collapse and expand a branch
- CtrlF
- search the map
- Shift1
- fit the map to the screen
- ?
- cheat sheet with every command
Pricing
Free means the whole product
No feature sits behind a payment. Pro is planned as a one-time purchase that removes ads and the badge — but it cannot be bought yet.
Free
Free forever
- Every editor feature
- Import, export, publishing and collaborators
- A “Made with Mind67” badge on published maps
- The editor may show one ad banner
Pro
999 ₽ one-time
Payment is not available yet
- Everything in the free plan
- No ad banner
- No badge on published maps
Checkout is not connected in any country yet. The free plan works everywhere, with no time limit.
Next
What comes next
The next stage is programmatic access. While it is in progress, there are no working commands or tokens here.
Public API
Access tokens and node-level operations — for scripts and integrations.
MCP connector
Work with your maps from a language model over MCP.
# sketch — the API is not released yet
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Short answers
If it is free, what is the catch?
There is none: the free plan is the full product. Pro for a one-time 999 ₽ is meant only to remove ads and the badge, and it cannot be bought yet — checkout is not connected.
Where are my maps stored?
On the Mind67 server: autosave writes there and revisions are kept there. A map stays private until you publish it or invite people yourself.
Is there anything to install?
No. Mind67 runs in the browser — on a computer, a tablet or a phone.
Can I take my maps with me?
Yes. Export to the native .mindmap format, OPML and Markdown, or as an SVG or PNG image; PDF is saved through the browser’s print dialog.
Can we work on a map together?
Yes: invite people by email as editors or readers. There are no live cursors — the map is saved as a whole; if two people change it at the same time, the editor reports a conflict and earlier versions stay in the revisions.
Every map starts with one node
Sign up with an email and a password, and start your first map.
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