The Best 382 CherryTree Alternatives

  • OmniOutliner icon

    OmniOutliner

    OmniOutliner is a start-to-finish writing app. Perfect for collecting information, outlining Big Ideas, adding structure to any sort of writing, and much more. From grocery lists to email drafts to long-form composition.

    Commercial Mac OS X iPhone iPad

  • Bear icon

    Bear

    Bear is a beautiful and flexible writing app for note-taking and prose, both on the go for iOS devices and for the Mac OS desktop. KEY FEATURES - Stay organized by linking notes to each other.

    Freemium

  • ColorNote icon

    ColorNote

    ColorNote is a simple notepad app. It give you a quick and simple notepad editing experience when you write notes, email, message, shopping lists and todo lists. ColorNote makes taking a note easier than any other notepad apps.

    Free Android Android Tablet

  • nvPY icon

    nvPY

    nvPY is a note-taking tool inspired by Notational Velocity, nvALT and ResophNotes. It syncs with simplenote, and runs on Linux, Windows and OSX.

    Free Open Source Mac OS X Windows Linux

  • Tracks icon

    Tracks

    Tracks is a web-based application to help you implement David Allen’s Getting Things Done™ methodology.

    Free Open Source Mac OS X Windows Linux Web Self-Hosted

  • TreePad icon

    TreePad

    A free and lightweight outliner, only 465KB in size. It allows you to store all your notes, emails, texts, hyperlinks, etc. into one or multiple plain-text databases.

    Free Personal Windows Linux Raspberry Pi

  • Gnote icon

    Gnote

    gnote is a note-taking application for gtk desktops. it is a port of tomboy to c++. gnote is part of the gnome desktop environment, often filling the need for personal information management.

    Free Open Source Linux BSD

  • Awesome Note icon

    Awesome Note

    Awesome Note is an innovative note taking application and to-do manager that allows you to combine notes with to-do flexibility.

    Commercial iPhone iPad

  • OutWiker icon

    OutWiker

    OutWiker is designed to store notes in a tree. Such programs are called "outliner", personal wiki, or tree-like editors.

    Free Open Source Windows Linux

  • To Round icon

    To Round

    To Round is an easy-to-use task manager for iOS and Android with clear interface, designed for visual thinkers.

    Free Android iPhone

  • The Guide icon

    The Guide

    The Guide is a two-pane outliner - a program that allows you to arrange text notes in a tree-like structure. It supports formatted text, exporting to RTF and hyperlinks (both internal and external).

    Free Open Source Windows

  • MyTetra icon

    MyTetra

    MyTetra is open source and cross platform personal manager for information accumulation. It is powerful program for data memorization and structuring notes.

    Free Open Source Mac OS X Windows Linux

  • Yojimbo icon

    Yojimbo

    Yojimbo makes keeping all the small (or even large) bits of information that pour in every day organized and accessible.

    Commercial Mac OS X

  • Diaro icon

    Diaro

    Diaro is designed to record your activities, daily events, appointments, experiences, thoughts, secrets and ideas throughout the day and sync data across all your devices. It is the easiest and most secure way to keep a diary. .

    Freemium Android iPhone Android Tablet Web Kindle Fire

    Multiple languages Sync with Dropbox
  • Cronycle icon

    Cronycle

    Cronycle is a content research platform for professionals. Create custom feeds to keep up to date on any topic you choose, and then collaborate with your team to annotate the best content relevant to a research project.

    Freemium iPhone Web

    Real time collaboration Twitter integration
  • GNotes icon

    GNotes

    GNotes is an Android notepad/notebook that can synchronize with Google GMail. GNotes is a notepad design in mind for easy note-taking. What it do is to help you taking notes easily on mobile phone and sync all of your notes with GMail.

    Freemium Android iPhone Web Chrome

    Handwritten Notes Voice Notes