If you want a tool to visually structure your thinking and share it with others, TheBrain is a good option. It lets you organize, link and visually represent your ideas, files and life with a scalable and secure architecture. TheBrain offers AI-assisted brainstorming and note-taking, visual collaboration and file management with support for multiple devices. It synchronizes data across devices with military-grade AES 256-bit encryption and offers a free version for personal use, with a 30-day trial for the Pro version.
Another good option is Notion, an all-purpose workspace that includes AI-assisted data visualization, filtering and sorting. It's got a drag-and-drop interface for creating pages and communicating ideas, and you can create custom databases and embed multimedia. Notion is flexible enough for use as a company wiki, product roadmaps, meeting notes and habit trackers, so it's good for individuals and teams. The service is free to use, with an AI add-on costing $8 per member per month billed annually or $10 per month billed monthly.
If you want something more focused on mind mapping, TreeMind offers a range of professional formats for brainstorming and creative planning. It can handle different types of diagrams, including mind maps, logical diagrams and organization charts. TreeMind also offers AI-generated mind maps, real-time collaboration and cross-platform file synchronization. It offers flexible pricing options, including a free version, an Advanced plan and a Team plan.
Last, Slatebox offers a visual collaboration platform that uses AI to generate editable diagrams from natural language prompts. It offers auto-generated diagrams, real-time collaboration and AI-generated mind maps. Slatebox is designed for teams of any size and offers private collaboration and permission management features. The platform offers a range of pricing options, including a Forever Free plan and higher-tier plans for more heavy use.