Mai Map

Think in maps.
Share them with anyone.

Mai Map is a calm, fast mind map app for Mac, iPad and iPhone. Any map becomes a link that anyone can open in a browser, with no app and no account.

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Mai Map on the Mac: a mind map called Weekend in Kyoto, with branches for the plan, food, where to stay and what to bring.

Everything a map needs.
Nothing it doesn't.

At home on every Apple device

One app for Mac, iPad and iPhone, including the foldable iPhone Duo. It looks and works the way Apple's own apps do, keyboard shortcuts and all.

A link anyone can open

Share a map and anyone with the link sees it in a browser as it changes. People you invite can edit it there with you, live.

Edits that just merge

Change a map on two devices, even offline. Mai Map keeps everyone's edits and fits them together, with no "which version?" questions.

Brings your maps along

Opens maps from Xmind, MindNode, iThoughts, FreeMind and Freeplane, OPML and Markdown, and tells you what came across.

Real files, yours to keep

Every map is a file in iCloud Drive or on your device. Export it as an image, a PDF, Markdown or OPML whenever you like.

Calm, and quick

Automatic layouts, an outline beside the map, focus on one branch, and find. It stays smooth with thousands of topics.

Share a link, not a file.

Nobody needs Mai Map, or an Apple device, to see your map.

  1. Share it

    In Mai Map, choose Share Link and sign in with Apple or Google.

  2. Send the link

    Anyone who opens it sees the map in their browser, and watches it change as you work.

  3. Invite people to edit

    Send the invite link to the people who should edit. Their changes reach you as they make them.

Your maps stay yours.

Maps live on your devices and in your own iCloud Drive. Only the maps you share are kept on our server, and deleting your account deletes them. The apps count how they're used, anonymously, so we know what to improve; you can turn that off. No ads, and your data is never sold.

Read the privacy policy