Hi all, I really like the open source Linux application called DIA it’s a diagram tool that handles flowcharts beautifully.

I’m trying to find an offline Android application that is similar to that, that I can use locally on my Android tablet.

Other software categories that might work include mind mapping, but anything like that really is what I’m after.

There seems to be a severe lack of this, I can’t really find anything. I used to use freemind on Linux also, again a great application, but nothing seems to be available for Android.

If anyone has any suggestions, I would love to hear them. Thank you.

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    6 months ago

    Xmind, of course.

    Excalidraw and draw.io are also options. There’s always mermaidjs too.

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      6 months ago

      Thank you.

      Unfortunately, as far as I can tell the only actual open source tool, was mermaidjs, but when it loads it says “Code editing not supported on mobile. Please use a desktop browser.”

      This is the problem faced. I just can’t seem to find anything that’s on device / local, open source, and Android.

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        Mermaid works with Excalidraw and Obsidian. :) Actually all 3 work together on tablets/mobile, using plugins into Obsidian. You can always self host Excalidraw too, but the plugin is far easier.

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          Thank you. I just loaded obsidian, installed Excalidraw. The issue I can see, is the nodes don’t link so you can drag them around. Maybe they can, but the interface is so small I can barely see it. I’ll try on my tablet later and see if I can get it to work. Mermaid does sound good. I like the idea of scripting the nodes. I’ll give that a crack also.