NodeLand Reviews

A Nice Product with a great team behind it. Initially there were a couple of issues but they did get resolved once I mailed them.

AI features are super useful, I have used to generated Maps for personal use, summarising Youtube videos and making notes while I learn from multiple sources.

The UI is modern looking and although I am not expert at using it yet, I look forward to make it my companion for all sorts of things.

I added the link of the website in my dock so now it runs as a native application on my Macbook.

I purchased Nodeland solely because of the AI mind mapping feature, and I really like it too! I enter a book title (e.g. "Adventures of Tom Sawyer"), and 15 seconds later, a nicely defined mind map is generated, with graphic icons at the end of each node. How sweet! You also have the option of exporting the mind map as a JPG, PNG, or JSON file. I'm still trying out the other features, and I'm sure they'll be just as good as easy to work on.
UI-wise, I wish the export option was easier to find. Right now, it's tucked away in the hamburger (3-line) button...This could be made more visible, IMHO.
Anyway, for the price, it's hard to go wrong on this deal, especially if you're a graphic-oriented person like me. Recommended.

I've used this one and a few other similar mind mapping softwares, but Nodeland has grown on me so much.
My mind just works like an infinite board, but there just aren't any great ones, and mainly that it's been impossible to create organograms quickly enough, at the speed of thought.

1. It's very fast to put in stuff, add new nodes, change sizes of nodes, whatever is on yours (or chatGPT's) mind. My preference is the Organogram. I can really work at the speed of thought with Nodeland in comparison to a Miro-like platform that just never stuck with me, because it's just way too slow, they never rhymed with me as I can't create at the speed of thought if that make sense.

2. You got a really great side bar for storing images, SOP's, text. Or you can store it on the board itself. And you can adjust it in size.

I got two things to say:
To users: if you need an infinite board to map out anything - Try it!
To Gabriel: Up the price, this is worth more. Well done in creating this.

I recently purchased NodeLand and had difficulty redeeming the code. I wrote them and Gabriel's response was thoughtful and thorough - and he did not give excuses but offered explanations. And by the way, the trouble with the redemption was my error (bless my heart). So, while I cannot review the product because I have not used it yet, I am here to say I am crazy about Gabriel and the support he offered when I needed it! That alone means a lot to me.

Shoutout to the creator of Nodeland, unlike any other mindmap tool, Nodeland has an organic structure, similar to one you'd get with a pencil on a paper. It doesn't feel like a digital tool, which is refreshing and for whatever reason it feels more productive for me. Thanks for making it this way.

Feedback: check out Figma on how panning, zooming and touchpad controls must work. The way all that is set up is quite basic. Also, making a new node should auto-select it so you can start typing right away.