Switch from Coggle
You've outgrown Coggle. MindBridge is the natural next step.
No 3-map limit. No paywall on the things that matter. It works offline. Export your Coggle maps to FreeMind and MindBridge opens them directly — then keep building, with your original untouched.
Coggle exports FreeMind — MindBridge opens it free. One-time purchase to save. macOS and Windows.
Coggle map
Export FreeMind
No 3-map limit
Works offline
The pitch
Coggle is a great first tool. Then you hit the walls.
Simple, free, browser-based — for good reason. But once your thinking gets serious you meet the limits: 3 private maps on free, limited formatting, no offline, no native app, no import from other tools. MindBridge picks up where Coggle leaves off.
Unlimited mapsA free tier that's actually free — no arbitrary 3-map cap.
Works offlineA native desktop app, not a browser tab — your maps stay on your device.
Import from everythingBring maps from every tool you've used — Coggle never did.
Bring your maps across
Two steps — and your maps come with you.
- Export from CoggleCoggle exports FreeMind (.mm) — a standard format you can download and keep.
- Open it in MindBridgeMindBridge opens FreeMind files directly, rebuilding your map ready to edit.
- Save a .bridge copyOwn a clean modern copy and keep building — no map limits.
Your route in
Export to a format MindBridge opens natively.
Coggle exports to FreeMind — tested and live. Plus every other format below.
Pricing
A free tier that's actually free — and a one-time upgrade.
Free
£0
Unlimited maps to open and preview, and import from every format — before you pay a penny.
Download freeRecover
£79 one-time
Save and export your maps — to OPML or image — yours forever, no subscription. Launch price £39 for early adopters.
Get RecoverEverything
£149 one-time
Recover, plus batch/folder recovery, every future format and the full editor. Lifetime.
Get EverythingA one-time purchase — no recurring billing, and your files are never held hostage.
FAQ
Switching from Coggle.
How do I bring my Coggle maps over?
Export them from Coggle as FreeMind (.mm) — a standard export — then open the file in MindBridge. We open FreeMind files directly.
Is there really no map limit?
Correct — no arbitrary 3-map cap. Open and work with as many maps as you like.
Does it work offline?
Yes. MindBridge is a desktop app that works fully offline, with your maps stored locally.
Which platforms does MindBridge support?
macOS and Windows desktop.
The natural next step from Coggle.
Export a Coggle map and open it free — no account required.
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