It's a very pleasing thought, but I won't be holding my breath.

While Mindjet is selling into corporate markets, with a rather focused offering and higher license prices, Omni's diverse and artisanal low-license-cost model (with generously frequent non-paying updates) seems to make it hard to hire large numbers of engineers. (And maybe they prefer small scale. Why not ?).

The engineers they do have are thinly spread around a fairly diverse set of products, now doubled by the diversions of the iToy platform – my guess is that an additional product might be the last thing they could cope with right now ...