Mindolph is a personal knowledge management software with Gen-AI support for all desktop platforms.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Create and manage your own files in separate workspaces with saving in your local storage, which means you have full control of your knowledge compared to cloud solutions.
- Organize your files as a tree in your workspaces.
- GenAI support for Mind Map, Markdown, PlantUML and plain text editors, you can generate or summarize text content by API of LLM. supported LLM providers:
- OpenAI
- Ali Qwen
- Ollama
- Google Gemini API
- Hugging Face API
- ChatGLM
- DeepSeek
- Multiple tabs for opening files instead of a single file window, making it easy to switch back and forth between files.
- Supports Mind Map(*.mmd), Markdown(*.md), PlantUML(*.puml), CSV sheet(*.csv) and plain text(*.txt) file formats, more formats will be supported in the future.
- Save opened files as a named Collection to manage related files even from different workspaces.
- Outline view for active opened file.
- Snippet feature to quickly insert pre-defined or user-defined snippets to Mind Map, PlantUML and Markdown files.
- Quickly navigate to any file and search text in files under any specific folder.
- Mind Map:
- Edit mind map easily and quickly with key shortcuts.
- Supports themes and provides some pre-defined themes(Classic, Light and Dark), customizing themes by duplicating existing themes and setup the style of any element freely.
- Supports note, file link, URI link, image and emoticon for topic node.
- Import from other mind map formats like Freemind, Mindmup, XMind, Coggle, Novamind.
- Export to other file formats like Freemind, Markdown, image files(png/svg), AsciiDoc, etc.
- Compatible with mind map files created by netbeans-mmd-plugin.
- PlantUML:
- Syntax highlighting.
- Preview results instantly while editing.
- Export to image file and ASCII image.
- Markdown:
- Syntax highlighting.
- Preview results instantly while editing.
- Export to PDF and HTML files.
- CSV Sheet.
- Show and edit CSV file visually.
- Cross-platform support – runs under Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Website: github.com/markmap/markmap
Support:
Developer: Mindolph
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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