Verdict:ĬherryTree is a very capable note-taking tool which can be used for everything from managing 'to do lists' to maintaining code snippets. The program also works well with similar note-taking apps, though, importing data from EssentialPIM, Gnote, KeepNote, Mempad, TreePad, Zim and more, or exporting your documents to PDF, HTML or plain TXT. Although if you forget, that may not be a problem: a capable Search tool - with regular expression support - will quickly track down what you need.īy default CherryTree neatly saves you work as a single XML file or SQLite database, optionally password-protecting it to maintain your privacy. Important nodes may be bookmarked to help you find them later. And just about everything has its own keyboard shortcut for extra speed. Spell Check, subscript/ superscript, H1/ H2/ H3 toggling, case change commands, syntax highlighting for many common languages, there's a lot here (although Spell Check may have to be enabled from Settings > Rich Text). The core editor had many more features than we expected. This might be text notes, links, images, tables, lists, files and more, each with a host of formatting options.

Each node is effectively a separate page where you can enter whatever content you like.

You'll create a few 'nodes' - folders on a tree - to represent some structure (1, 1a, 1b, 2, 2a, 2b, 2c etc). This works much like many similar programs. CherryTree is a hierarchical note-taking application for brainstorming, planning, creating to-do lists, managing tasks, and generally keeping yourself organised.

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