Following its introduction on Mac in MindNode 2026.2, Document History is now also available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision Pro.
Browse earlier versions of your maps, revisit how your thinking evolved, and restore previous content whenever you need it.
MindNode has always been a great place to brainstorm. Now it connects directly with Marked on macOS, making it easy to preview your documents as beautifully rendered formatted text without leaving your workflow.
Marked is available on the App Store, Setapp, and at markedapp.com.
đź”— Document Linking
Your ideas don’t have to live in one place.
Create links to other documents without leaving your map and preview them before you jump.
This was one of our most requested features. What should we add next?
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MindNode 2026.3 introduces Nested Folders 🎉
You can now create folders inside folders to organize your library more naturally. Group projects by client, archive annual reviews by year, or structure your maps in whatever way matches how you work.
🎯 Tasks Highlight
See what needs to be done instantly.
Tasks Highlight lets you focus on all actionable items in your mind map, without distractions.
đź“ť Enhanced Notes
Give your ideas more room to grow.
With improved formatting and a persistent notes sidebar on Mac, your notes are always within reach.
MindNode 2026.3 introduces Widgets ✨
Add MindNode widgets on iPhone, iPad, and Mac to instantly open the maps you use most — right from your Home Screen or Desktop.
Your favorite maps are now always within reach.
Still smiling about this one: MindNode made a tiny cameo during yesterday’s #WWDC26 keynote! ❤️
It’s always exciting to see our app appear on Apple’s stage. Big thanks to everyone using MindNode to turn ideas into something real.
#WWDC2026 #MindNode #AppleDesign #MindMapping #VisualThinking
MindNode 2026.3 is here ✨
This update introduces:
• Nested Folders
• Document History (iOS, visionOS)
• New widget experiences across Apple platforms
• Outline on Vision Pro
Learn more: www.mindnode.com/blog/2026.3
#MindNode #Productivity #MindMapping #Apple