ThinkSpace - Mind Map & Notes

Name: ThinkSpace - Mind Map & Notes
Rating: 4.3 (273 reviews)
Author: Naoya Enokida

By: Naoya Enokida App

Where thinking stays yours

Overview

Version:

7.1.1

Last updated: 2026-08-30

Ranking

#95,613 ▼ 76

Overall

Features & Capabilities

ThinkSpace is a visual thinking canvas for turning AI conversations, research, notes, and scattered ideas into living maps you can understand and explain. Build concept maps, problem-solving diagrams, pathophysiology charts, career plans, story worlds, product ideas, and more using cards, groups, relation lines, flows, handwriting, and text.

Ask AI directly from a card, break responses into connected ideas, extract key points from text and web pages, capture images and screenshots, and reuse cards across linked canvases. With Apple Pencil support, an infinite canvas, local-first storage, offline editing, and export to image, PDF, or text, ThinkSpace helps you develop your own thinking. Pro adds unlimited canvases and cards, expanded AI usage, full features, and cross-device sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

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By:

Naoya Enokida

Rating:

4.30

(273)

Version:

7.1.1 Last updated: 2026-08-30

Version code:

890492202

Creation date:

2018-09-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

237.95MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-26

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Ranking

# 95,613 ▼ 76

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Developed by:

Naoya Enokida

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/thinkspace-mind-map-notes/id1335574515

Website:

https://thinkspace-app.com/

User Reviews

ThinkSpace shows promise for mind-mapping, especially with Apple Pencil, but users report stability, privacy, and pricing concerns, plus data-loss risks and Mac UX gaps. Improvements in reliability, clearer privacy terms, friendlier pricing, data resilience, and better Mac usability would help.

Pros

Excellent for brainstorming and mind-mapping, with strong Apple Pencil support.
Flexible organization features like sticky notes, color-coding, drag-and-drop, and arrows.
Overall intuitive and helpful for capturing ideas.
Cross-device potential for iOS and macOS with a familiar workflow for iPad users.
Smart and efficient app design noted by users.

Cons

Stability and performance issues including lag, freezes, and non-responsiveness.
Privacy and data-handling concerns about terms, data access, and cloud storage.
Pricing model and free tier: subscription-heavy, with limited free usage and confusing trials.
Data loss risks: canvases can disappear after upgrades, resets, or account changes.
Mac UX shortcomings: less intuitive UI, lack of hints, and missing gestures like zoom.

Recent reviews

I can’t sign up to this app due to its anti-US rhetoric in its terms of use and policies. It simply states that where theres nuance, Japan rule overrides it, that doesn’t work in the US since if you sell to the country, you are required to follow their rules of engagement. And I won’t accept “we really didn’t mean that… You misunderstood” which is the usual go-to responses. They are also called “Thinkspace” yet have put full stop on any kind of content that might hurt someone’s feelings that might be in some of the research. I have a hard time with this since my research is often challenging. I wouldn’t want my documents deleted or taken down just bc someone from Japan reads it out of context. I had high hopes.

by Sy*****, 2026-08-19

‘’By using our products, you give the Provider's permission to do certain things with your data’’ I will not be using this app for this alone, but the list goes on! I’ll stick with qrayon’s apps for better privacy.