Curio 10 now available

Posted by Stephen Zeoli
Nov 9, 2015 at 02:22 PM

I haven’t tried it yet, but I just got a notice from Curio’s developer, George Browning, that version 10 is now available. Here’s what he has to say about it:

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Zengobi today announced the availability of Curio 10, a major update of their professional brainstorming, mind mapping, and note taking application for the Mac, as well as a new free companion app, Curiota, which integrates with and extends Curio’s functionality and connectivity with always-available note taking, file collection, and extensive OS X scripting and integration features. New features in Curio 10 include support for stack collections for visual task management; powerful mind map & list sorting; iMindMap and updated MindNode import/export support; tag emoji support; numerous table, pinboard, and list enhancements; new Local library shelf for custom watch folders, fast file searching, and Curiota integration; stencils shelf for more efficient diagramming; interface refinements; plus dozens of other features and enhancements.
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I’m especially interested in Curiota and how that will change the Curio experience. George mentioned in his message he has big plans for making Curiota more robust in future releases.

More info at: http://www.zengobi.com/curio

Steve Z.