If you want to talk to someone on the XMind team, you can send them an email, make a telephone call, or reach out via Skype. Most of the functionality you need can be accessed using the toolbar at the top of the page (note that you can also toggle back and forth between Mind Map and Outliner with ease).
Some of the most noticeable differences between XMind Zen and XMind Pro are the UI/UX. The UI/UX is more classic (and less modern when compared to that used for XMind Zen). However, instead of being able to manage tasks and goals with Outliner, Pro users can create business charts and Gantt Views, get support for brainstorming, switch into presentation mode, and export to a greater number of file types. XMind Pro users also enjoy the same abilities to create mind maps. That said, users who opt for XMap Zen will enjoy the following features:
The primary differences between the two are that XMind Zen features a more modern UI/UX, while XMind Pro includes more professional-grade features and functionality like the ability to create Gantt Charts and slide-based presentations, access to more export options, and increased control over the aesthetics of your files. XMind offers two different products for desktop/laptop users: Zen and Pro. XMind is geared toward the creation of non-linear documents, but if you need something with a more linear format, the application allows you to convert easily between outlines and mind maps. XMind Pro subscribers also get a 30-day money-back guarantee in case they decide that XMind isn’t what they’re looking for. Prices begin at $129, but those working in academia or the government can request a discount.
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