Part 1 · Getting Started

App tour

Treetor separates tree work from app administration: use the Tree Library and Tree Editor for your content, Tree styles for how trees look, and Settings for your account and the app.

3 min read Verified on Treetor 0.1.25(current release 0.1.29)

The Tree Library

Treetor opens in the library: every tree you have, as a card. From here you open a tree into the editor, adjust Tree styles, or open Settings.

  • Top bar — who is signed in and the current access level.
  • Sidebar — your Collections. All Trees and Unsorted Trees are built in; add your own to group trees.
  • Page title — which page you are on.
  • Toolbar — Open, New Tree, Duplicate, Assign, Import, Export and Delete act on the selected card.
  • Tree cards — one per tree, showing the title and the first item. Double-click a card to open it.
  • Tree styles — content profiles, text and layout, and annotation-tool presets.
  • Settings — account, sync, storage, app appearance, and updates.
  • Status bar — the current page, and save progress while you edit.

Tree styles

Tree styles is only about the presentation of tree content. It replaces the library until you press Back.

  • Back — return to the library.
  • Set Active, Save Profile, Duplicate, Delete, Rename — manage the selected profile.
  • Profile list — your profiles plus the four built-ins: Treetor Focus, Treetor Presentation and their dark counterparts.
  • Text & Layout / Annotation Tools — the two halves of a profile.

Settings

Settings opens with Account & plan selected. Use the navigation on the left to move between app-wide sections.

  • Back — return to the page you came from.
  • Account & plan — identity and access; Subscribe or Manage billing and Open account portal (in your browser); Check access now; and Sign out.
  • Sync & backup — encrypted sync, backup, and version-history controls.
  • Data & storage — where local tree data lives and how to move it.
  • Appearance — whether the Treetor app is light, dark, or follows the system.
  • About & updates — the installed version and update controls.