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Today we’re opening the doors to . It’s a soft launch, but it’s a big moment for us. Mindmup has been around for a long time. And for many people, it’s been a quiet, reliable place to think, plan, teach, and untangle ideas. It did its job well, and...

Service Outage Update – February 28, 2017 Yesterday, February 28, 2017, we experienced a total outage between 11:38 AM PST and 7:13 PM PST. During that time, most users were unable to access the Mindmup website. Some users could log in but were not...

Account Email Is Now Hidden in Mindmup To better protect your privacy, Mindmup now hides your account email from the main app view. Previously, your account email appeared in the top-right corner after logging in. While useful for identifying your...

PayPal Payments Are Available Again We’ve re-enabled PayPal as a subscription payment option. This means you can once again subscribe to Mindmup using PayPal if you don’t have a card or simply prefer paying that way. PayPal payments were previously...

Key Differences Between Legacy Mindmup and Mindmup 2 This article highlights the main differences between the legacy version of Mindmup and Mindmup 2, focusing on map content, the user interface, exporting options, and Google Drive integration. Map...

Limited Autosave for Mindmup on Google Drive We’ve restored limited autosave functionality in Mindmup for Google Drive. This makes it easier to work on a map when a single user is editing. Why Autosave Is Limited Before July 2018, Mindmup used the...

Moving Maps from Google Drive to Mindmup To prepare for Google Drive ending collaboration support for third-party apps, Mindmup lets you move your files from Google Drive to Mindmup storage. This helps ensure uninterrupted collaboration and easier...

Security Notice: Fraudulent Mindmup App in the Chrome Web Store A fraudulent version of Mindmup, labeled as version 3.0, previously appeared in the Chrome Web Store. Do not install this app. It was not created, authorized, or affiliated with Mindmup...

Loading Images into Mindmup Maps Saved to Google Drive The way images are added to Mindmup maps saved in Google Drive has changed. This article explains what’s different, why the change was necessary, and what it means for users and administrators...

Encryption at rest for Mindmup maps Maps stored directly in Mindmup are encrypted at rest. This applies automatically to all new and existing Mindmup users—no setup required. Encryption at rest helps protect your data by ensuring map content is...