Heimer
Heimer is a desktop application for creating mind maps and other suitable diagrams. It's written in Qt and targeted for Linux and Windows.
What is Heimer?
Heimer is a desktop application for creating mind maps and other suitable diagrams. It's written in Qt and targeted for Linux and Windows.
Features: Easy-to-use UI Very fast Zoom in/out/fit Zoom with mouse wheel Save/load in XML-based .ALZ-files Export to PNG images Quickly add node text and edge labels Nice animations Full undo/redo Adjustable grid Translations in English, Finnish, French, Italian Forever 100% free
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Heimer information
- Developed byJussi Lind
- LicensingOpen Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.
- Written in
- RatingAverage rating of 4.5
- Alternatives94 alternatives listed
Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
- 771 Stars
- 103 Forks
- 43 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
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SingularAnomaly Upvoted a comment on HeimerIt's smooth on Linux. It'simple, but super handy to have on the side when using other apps. E.g., while using Xmind for developing something elaborate, I can switch over to Heimer just to shuffle a few ideas around. Scapple is great for this, but I'm using Linux and Scapple is not super smooth when using Crossover/Wine. I downloaded the appimage on KDE neon--wish I did so sooner.
It's smooth on Linux. It'simple, but super handy to have on the side when using other apps. E.g., while using Xmind for developing something elaborate, I can switch over to Heimer just to shuffle a few ideas around. Scapple is great for this, but I'm using Linux and Scapple is not super smooth when using Crossover/Wine. I downloaded the appimage on KDE neon--wish I did so sooner.
It is a simple, but very good basic too for mind-mapping. To really shine as "basic, but all-you-need package", it lacks ability to save items as templates (or ability to tag them) and some sort of grouping mechanic.
[Edited by Gochim, January 25]
Quite a basic program - but perfect to draw a simple diagram e.g. an organizational chart within a minute.