Primeiro, dê uma olhada em alguns exemplos
E abaixo os exemplos serão a demo :)
Demonstração
Mind map: Demo
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Get Started
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FAQ
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Can I edit same file at the same time with other users
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Yes
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To use collaboration mode,
simply send a sharing link
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Also you can try collaboration mode in the demo file by sending to other people the link of this page
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Can I use IOctopus offline?
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In 2024, we plan to port IOctopus
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In my opinion, it is better to draw mind maps on paper
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Yes.
We agree with this.-
By drawing on paper, the brain works better.
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And the results can also be better.
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But.
There is the Pareto principle.-
Which means that
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There are a total of 20% efforts that give 80% of the result.
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And the remaining 80% of efforts give only 20% of the result.
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In this context, it means
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That paper mind maps give you 100% of the result
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Computer mind maps give you 80% of the result
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Let's compare
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Paper
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100% of the result
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The map is harder to edit
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Paper has a border
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When a mind map has more than 5-10 elements,
you have to spend more time and give more effort -
Sometimes you need to take paper with you
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You will not always be ready to draw a mind map on paper
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Computer
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80% of the result
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The map is easy to edit
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The canvas is infinite,
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When a mind map has more than 5-10 elements,
you can make a mindmap much faster and easier -
Your mindmap is with you every time that you have Internet, a computer or phone
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As practice shows, people are much more willing to create mind maps on computer
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Result
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Paper
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Once a month to get a 100% results,
spending a lot of time and effort -
Computer
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Get 80% results several times a week,
with minimal effort and time
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How well will my information be protected?
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Despite the fact that Octopus is only at the beginning of its development, we pay a lot of attention to the security of your confidential information
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This is why all your mindmaps are encrypted
using the 256-key AES algorithm -
The AES algorithm has been approved by the us national security Agency as suitable for encrypting highly classified information
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Example of encrypted information
- xY7XDJqQJl/ngrca/LTg2UAfpBrf1yucKFtdmefejp46/Cm/97xD/jRDV0kwZXlRCQwxzAOG7iaqd6i2Pe3vX4zKmh5OWadH/YUtAt8nLFYdhwo0VImuYX9j5iVG08DBNpmGij/ncSGxq9dG8LkvyJhx7AGTd+iSmpQA7QOceNecKheta1rcOyrHPcklGc1LnIKWXVwFKcEj07HQrXzoZ+n+k7XP4D3PiC96X9U/CKtQApupauxbMgQw0D5mh1+q+lrXxvfstF7jyGKc+CPNncTdCVYjMOQRWv6ywuSLez/i6vynFH5ZJ2Park//SDrhPdNLF3/K+8kX3jidM5DeZcKnLOl4dmuSSOugh1v+qyytaBUH3WGkk...
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Can I use IOctopus for free?
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Yes
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See Pricing https://ioctopus.online/pricing
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Can I get my money back if needed?
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Yes. You can your money back within a first month of your subscription.
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For more information, see the price list
https://ioctopus.online/pricing
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Try to add something →
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Examples
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Standard
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Colors
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Icons
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Tasks
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Themes
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Sharing
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Collaboration
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