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As a software space, mind mapping is a hot area for software development. It would seem that almost everyday there is another announcement about a new mind mapping application. Much of the software development in this area is happening with mind mapping applications that are running on servers and can be accessed using a standard browser. Just as Google has Docs & Spreadsheets running on the web, other companies are offering up their software in some cases using a subscription fee strategy.
One of the newer mind mapping applications to be served up on the Internet is comapping. Comapping is a full featured mind mapping application that feels as if you are running from you computer's hard drive. Comapping lets you create mind maps with all of the standard features you would expect. You can easily format your ideas using different icons that are supplied, attach notes, task information and hyperlinks. The library of icons is limited as compared to other applications and right now I don't see a way to add your own graphics to your mind maps.
It offers some advanced features like being able to import Freemind and Mindmanager maps directly into the application. Comapping excels when you need to or want to collaborate about your mindmap. It is easy to share your mind maps by inviting someone to be able to view and edit them by simply entering their email. Once the invitee receives the email they can click on a link and have access to your mind map. One of the other nice features is being able to create a slide presentation from your 
mind maps. By clicking on the Advanced Tab you can select the Add Snapshot as a Slide and build a slide show from captured screen shots. This is a handy feature! There is a lot to like about comapping and if you go to their website you can set up a 30 day trial account. A 6 month subscription to comapping is $11.95
It offers some advanced features like being able to import Freemind and Mindmanager maps directly into the application. Comapping excels when you need to or want to collaborate about your mindmap. It is easy to share your mind maps by inviting someone to be able to view and edit them by simply entering their email. Once the invitee receives the email they can click on a link and have access to your mind map. One of the other nice features is being able to create a slide presentation from your 
mind maps. By clicking on the Advanced Tab you can select the Add Snapshot as a Slide and build a slide show from captured screen shots. This is a handy feature! There is a lot to like about comapping and if you go to their website you can set up a 30 day trial account. A 6 month subscription to comapping is $11.95
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