TreeNote: Organize your notes

TreeNote organizes your knowledge in a tree. Every note can hold a page of content. Every page can branch into nested children, as deep as you need. Everything lives on your device — no account, no cloud, no tracking.

Why a tree?
The world's knowledge isn't a flat list, and your notes shouldn't be either. Project Alpha has subprojects. Subprojects have meeting notes, code snippets, decisions, follow-ups. TreeNote lets you nest as deeply as your work demands and find anything in seconds.

Features

• Deeply nested tree — unlimited depth. Expand and collapse branches to focus on what matters now.
• Fast full-text search — search every note title and body, with snippet previews of each hit.
• Code mode — flip any note into monospace rendering for technical content (config files, command output, JSON).
• Drag to reorder — long-press any node and drag to rearrange siblings.
• Move and reparent — relocate any subtree to a new parent via the row menu.
• Quick capture — long-press the + button to drop a thought into your Inbox; sort it later.
• Subtree export and import — share or back up a slice of your tree as a .tree file. Move a notebook from one device to another with no servers in between.
• Light, dark, and system themes; three font sizes for readability.
• Undo on delete and move — fat-finger protection.

What it doesn't do

No accounts. No sign-in. No cloud sync. No analytics. No telemetry. No advertisements. No third-party SDKs. No nagging.

Your data is yours. It lives on your device until you decide otherwise.

Who it's for

• Engineers, sysadmins, and technical writers maintaining configuration notes, runbooks, and personal knowledge bases.
• Students and researchers building nested study notes that stay local and private.
• Anyone who wants a fast, offline, hierarchical notebook without an account.

Backup and portability

Every notebook can be exported to a single human-readable JSON file (.tree extension). Import on another device, share with a collaborator, or archive to your own backups. The format is open and stable.

Privacy

TreeNote does not require an account or any network connection. It does not collect, transmit, or share any data. Read the full privacy policy at https://edlord.com/treenote/privacy/privacy-policy.html.