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Summary
Scapple is a mind mapping software for Mac and Windows that provides a virtual sheet of paper for users to jot down ideas, connect them with lines or arrows, and organize their thoughts in a freeform manner. It is designed for brainstorming and visual organization of ideas.
Feature Matches0/31
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PricingOne-time
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Standard Licence (macOS)
$20.99 one time
- Full version of Scapple for macOS
Educational Licence (macOS)
$16.79 one time
- Full version of Scapple for macOS
- Only available to students & academics
- Requires institutional affiliation
Standard Licence (Windows)
$20.99 one time
- Full version of Scapple for Windows
Educational Licence (Windows)
$16.79 one time
- Full version of Scapple for Windows
- Only available to students & academics
- Requires institutional affiliation
Rationale
Scapple is a mind mapping software that allows users to freely arrange notes and connect them. It does not offer any AI-powered file organization, conversational AI, automated sorting, or cloud/local file integration features as described in the Dynbox concept. Therefore, it does not match any of the specified features.
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