Announcing Curio 4


It's alive!

Yes, after a year of hard work, we're proud to announce the immediate availability of Curio 4.

The big features? Mind mapping of course, updated slick looking customizable UI with integrated shelf, the super-cool Snippets service with new print-to-Curio functionality, resource and date/duration assignments, fantastic advanced search, global tag sets, Flashlight, ...

Plus, gobs and gobs of other amazing features. Roughly a zillion new features. Check out the What's New page for all the juicy details.

Oh, and this release includes a real manual. That's right, choose Curio Help under the Help menu within Curio and you'll see a 73 page PDF spring before your eyes. It's a sight to behold.

I hope everyone will be thrilled. We're certainly very proud of this release.

Mapping your mind with Curio 4

The big feature in Curio 4 — which is probably the most requested feature we've ever received — is mind mapping. In Curio 4, mind mapping is now integrated in with your idea space. Like a list figure, a mind map is simply another type of collection figure. It can contain any other type of figure including movies, images, songs, document assets, web links, and, of course, text.

These contained figures can have all the normal attributes such as flags and tags, plus some new goodies we're introducing in Curio 4 such as resources, start/due dates, durations, and priorities. Dates and completion percentages can even bubble up through the mind map hierarchy so you can see how your overall mind map is doing at a glance. Your idea space can have any number of mind maps, lists, and free-floating figures anywhere on the page. And, you can customize the style of your mind map to make it look anyway you want.

We're on target for a release in the next few days, so we thank you for your patience! In the meantime, here's a teaser mini-screenshot. :-)

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