TreeTag Features

• Stores almost any type of information, including plain text, formatted text, numbers, dates, times, booleans, URLs, etc.
• Nodes can have several fields that form a mini-database.
• The user-defined tree structure keeps things organized automatically.
• The same nodes can appear in multiple locations.
• Users can drill down into various sections of the tree to find nodes using different criteria.
• Pressing on a leaf node in the tree expands it to show its full output.
• A long or double press on a node in the tree opens a detail view showing the full output of the node and any children.
• Creating a new leaf node when the detail view shows a grouping node will pre-populate fields to match the group.
• Phrase, keyword and regular expression searches will list all matching nodes from an active group or from the entire tree.
• String replace operations can be performed on search results.
• By default, the text field editor will show misspelled English words with a red underline.
• An option can be set to support Markdown text formatting in all text fields.
• When using Markdown, links can be added that will open web pages in an external browser.
• When using Markdown on desktop platforms, file links can be added that will open files using their default applications.
• An option can be set to allow multiple entries in a field, so leaf nodes can show up in multiple categories.
• Undo operations are stored in the files, so operations from a previous session can be undone.
• The data from a two TreeTag files can be merged together.
• Files can be imported and exported to or from both TreeLine and CSV files.
• Files can be exported to indented text files.
• TreeTag can interface with a Kinto storage server to store and retrieve files from the cloud.