TreeNotesHierarchical note-taking with sharing, view stats β plus a separate anonymous public-notes feature.
TreeNotes lets you organize notes as a tree β any note can have sub-notes, and those can have their own sub-notes, and so on. It's actually two features sharing one screen: your private, logged-in note tree, and a completely separate anonymous public-note publishing tool that anyone can use without an account.
Organize related notes as parent/child, collapsible in the sidebar.
Every note gets a unique link β share it via WhatsApp, Telegram, X, or email.
See how many times a shared note was viewed, and from how many countries.
No account needed β write something, get a link, optionally make it searchable by others.
Click "+ New Note" in the sidebar. Give it a title and content, and optionally pick a parent note to nest it under.
Open any note and click the "+" (sub-note) icon to create a child note under it.
Click the βΌ arrow next to any note with children to collapse it β your sidebar's collapsed state is remembered between visits.
Open a note and use the pencil (edit) or trash (delete) icons. Deleting asks for confirmation β it does not automatically move sub-notes elsewhere.
If you're not logged in, the sidebar offers a completely separate feature: writing a quick note with no account at all.
A text box appears β write at least 4 characters.
You get a unique link to your note immediately β no sign-up, no login.
The search box (minimum 4 characters) looks across every anonymous note others have published, and the "π² Random Public Note" button jumps to a random one.
If you're not logged in, the sidebar shows demo notes explaining what TreeNotes can do, instead of a real note tree. Log in or register to start your own β none of your real notes are visible until you do.