What people say about Cayra
Cayra is a great way to help clarify projects that are being done by a group. Visual aids seem to be very effective at helping people work together and understanding concepts and their duties. You can be very creative with Cayra and create concept maps that are unique and attractive.
Your software answers each of the objections I have to all the other methods. The interface is fluid, intuitive, doesn't get in the way of letting the ideas flow and the end result (Is there ever an 'end result' with a mindmap?) from Cayra is visually beautiful and incredibly easy to edit. ...You've got a winner here!
It’s pretty impressive. It looks like Cayra will do a better job than most mind mapping tools of adapting to the context of a particular bunch of information by shifting irrelevant stuff out of the way with smooth animations. It seems to achieve a compelling compromise between the contextualizing and 3d-ness of PersonalBrain and the gestalt of more conventional mind mapping software. It will be interesting to watch this tool grow.
It appears that... you're not limited to one central topic, which means you can express more complex relationships between topics.
Cayra ...is something you really should have a look at. Cayra ...has an easy interface. You can easily add information and edit this. The maps look good. They make me want to work on the map or look at it (this is very important to me).
My recommendation: If you are looking for a tool that allows you lots of freedom and a good visual, you should definitely download it.
Cayra: New tool released recently, has greater visual impact, especially with images and animated re-focus on nodes. Great to to play with and impress your audience. You can get creative. Additional features - it can import diagrams created in other tools, including FreeMind.
Superb visualization GUI! Very nice and quite unique! Great work-very innovative!
This is an attractive program, free for now, that produces colourful maps that don’t have to represent a pure hiearchy. It can therefore produce a limited form of concept map as well as mind maps.
...It is a striking freedom with which Cayra can open existing maps made with the commercial MindManager or Freemind and in its own manner dynamically adapts the map according to where focus is set. There's a nodes list as navigation aid, fresh colours and fluent lines are a benefit Freemind should open up to. Cayra's not only suitable for making mind maps, but also for concept maps and topic maps, possibility which MindManager does not offer. Many possibilities for a free product.
In addition to being free Cayra is very original. It doesn't look like anything of what exists at present moment in the mind mapping software area. Actually, Cayra assembles the creativity of mind map with the multidirectional nodal structure of the concept map. The maps which change according to the chosen nodes, look like alive organisms! I believe that organizing one’s ideas with this software will help to develop system vision.
Cayra looks good in terms of flexible layout and management of large maps.
Check it out and make sure you click on the maps when you open the software - they dynamically reposition elements as you move around your map.
Very interesting.
Your software answers each of the objections I have to all the other methods. The interface is fluid, intuitive, doesn't get in the way of letting the ideas flow and the end result (Is there ever an 'end result' with a mindmap?) from Cayra is visually beautiful and incredibly easy to edit. ...You've got a winner here!
It’s pretty impressive. It looks like Cayra will do a better job than most mind mapping tools of adapting to the context of a particular bunch of information by shifting irrelevant stuff out of the way with smooth animations. It seems to achieve a compelling compromise between the contextualizing and 3d-ness of PersonalBrain and the gestalt of more conventional mind mapping software. It will be interesting to watch this tool grow.
It appears that... you're not limited to one central topic, which means you can express more complex relationships between topics.
Cayra ...is something you really should have a look at. Cayra ...has an easy interface. You can easily add information and edit this. The maps look good. They make me want to work on the map or look at it (this is very important to me).
My recommendation: If you are looking for a tool that allows you lots of freedom and a good visual, you should definitely download it.
Cayra: New tool released recently, has greater visual impact, especially with images and animated re-focus on nodes. Great to to play with and impress your audience. You can get creative. Additional features - it can import diagrams created in other tools, including FreeMind.
Superb visualization GUI! Very nice and quite unique! Great work-very innovative!
This is an attractive program, free for now, that produces colourful maps that don’t have to represent a pure hiearchy. It can therefore produce a limited form of concept map as well as mind maps.
...It is a striking freedom with which Cayra can open existing maps made with the commercial MindManager or Freemind and in its own manner dynamically adapts the map according to where focus is set. There's a nodes list as navigation aid, fresh colours and fluent lines are a benefit Freemind should open up to. Cayra's not only suitable for making mind maps, but also for concept maps and topic maps, possibility which MindManager does not offer. Many possibilities for a free product.
In addition to being free Cayra is very original. It doesn't look like anything of what exists at present moment in the mind mapping software area. Actually, Cayra assembles the creativity of mind map with the multidirectional nodal structure of the concept map. The maps which change according to the chosen nodes, look like alive organisms! I believe that organizing one’s ideas with this software will help to develop system vision.
Cayra looks good in terms of flexible layout and management of large maps.
Check it out and make sure you click on the maps when you open the software - they dynamically reposition elements as you move around your map.
Very interesting.