Yes. Tree Todo List is free to use with no plans, payments, or subscriptions.

Can I import my existing tasks from other tools?

Yes, we support importing from popular task manager tools including Trello, Asana, and Linear. You can also import from CSV files or use our API for custom integrations.

Absolutely. We use enterprise-grade encryption, support SSO authentication, offer role-based access control, and maintain comprehensive audit logs. Your data is encrypted both in transit and at rest.

Do you offer a mobile app?

Our web app is fully responsive and works great on mobile devices. Native iOS and Android apps are currently in development and will be available soon.

✨ Explore public workflows

Turn Complex Projects into Visual Workflows.

Use a visual mind map tool to simplify projects into clear workflows on an infinite canvas. Organize each task, track every step, visualize dependencies, and keep builders, teams, or individuals aligned in real time.

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Features

Everything you need to
master your workflow

Tree Todo List combines the structure of outlines with the flexibility of whiteboards. It's the productivity tool for those who need both order and freedom.

Hierarchical Tasks

Break down complex projects into manageable subtasks. Our infinite nesting allows you to structure work exactly how you think.

Visual Canvas

Transform your lists into a dynamic 2D canvas. Visualize dependencies and map out workflows.

Share Workflows

Share your workflows with the world or collaborate with your team instantly.

Drag & Drop

Reorganize your priorities instantly. Drag tasks between lists or move nodes on the canvas.

Discover & Fork

Explore community workflows and fork them to jumpstart your projects.

Focus Mode

Zoom in on a specific branch of your tree to eliminate distractions. Work on what matters now.

How it works

From chaos to clarity in
three simple steps

Stop juggling mental notes. Our process is designed to get ideas out of your head and into a system you can trust.

Structure Your Thoughts

Start with a simple list. Break down big goals into actionable subtasks using our infinite nesting system. It's as easy as writing an outline.

Map the Connections

Switch to the canvas view to visualize dependencies. Draw lines between tasks to understand the critical path and identify blockers before they happen.

Execute with Clarity

Focus on what's next. As you complete tasks, watch your progress ripple through the tree, giving you a real sense of momentum and accomplishment.

Testimonials

Loved by thinkers and builders worldwide

Join thousands of users who have found their flow with Tree Todo List.

The dependency map IS the sprint plan. I drag tasks around the 2D canvas until the order makes sense, then we just execute. Every other tool made me maintain both separately.

Renata

Engineering Manager

It thinks in hierarchies, just like I do. I nest tasks inside tasks until a massive project becomes something I can start. The tree list view makes the structure obvious without any setup overhead.

Hamish

Product Designer

I spent more time reorganizing my thesis structure than writing it, until I could just drag and drop the whole thing. Turns out my introduction belonged in chapter three all along.

Daria

PhD Student

I build system architecture directly on the visual canvas. Services at the top, subtasks below, all connected. When scope changes I drag and drop the nodes. First tool where planning and doing live in the same task tree.

Nils

Senior Developer

The moment I drew dependency lines on the canvas and saw the actual critical path, I stopped having to explain blockers. My team could just see them in the tree.

Priya

Project Manager

I've dropped seven task apps in three years. This one I kept. A simple todo tree for daily tasks, the full workflow canvas when I'm planning a launch. Same tool, doesn't break as the complexity grows.

Bart

Founder

Research has layers of themes, sub-themes, observations, actions. The hierarchical task tree holds all of it without turning into a mess. I collapse what I don't need and can actually find things

Saoirse

UX Researcher

I found a workflow in the community, forked it in two clicks, and had a full client engagement structured before lunch. That discover page is genuinely underrated.

Cormac

Freelance Consultant

I shared the tree with my client and they understood the entire content strategy without a single slide. A 2D tree communicates more than any document I've made.

Yael

Content Strategist

Infrastructure is hierarchical by nature. This is the first task tree that doesn't flatten that into noise. Drag and drop when priorities shift and DONE.

Declan

DevOps Engineer

I zoom out to see the whole roadmap. I zoom into one branch to see what one team is blocked on. Same canvas, completely different altitude. That's hard to find, Great app.

Ingrid

Operations Lead

Linear was built for teams. Notion needed too much setup. This visual task manager with a clean tree list is the right size for one person building something real.

Remi

Indie Developer

I plan entire semesters as a task tree. Units branch into lessons, lessons into activities and notes. When something changes, I drag it somewhere else.

Tamsin

High School Teacher

Legal work has hard dependencies, you can't file X until A and B are done. Flat lists don't show that. A tree list with visual dependency lines does.

Søren

Legal Counsel

The dependency map IS the sprint plan. I drag tasks around the 2D canvas until the order makes sense, then we just execute. Every other tool made me maintain both separately.

Renata

Engineering Manager

It thinks in hierarchies, just like I do. I nest tasks inside tasks until a massive project becomes something I can start. The tree list view makes the structure obvious without any setup overhead.

Hamish

Product Designer

I spent more time reorganizing my thesis structure than writing it, until I could just drag and drop the whole thing. Turns out my introduction belonged in chapter three all along.

Daria

PhD Student

I build system architecture directly on the visual canvas. Services at the top, subtasks below, all connected. When scope changes I drag and drop the nodes. First tool where planning and doing live in the same task tree.

Nils

Senior Developer

The moment I drew dependency lines on the canvas and saw the actual critical path, I stopped having to explain blockers. My team could just see them in the tree.

Priya

Project Manager

I've dropped seven task apps in three years. This one I kept. A simple todo tree for daily tasks, the full workflow canvas when I'm planning a launch. Same tool, doesn't break as the complexity grows.

Bart

Founder

Research has layers of themes, sub-themes, observations, actions. The hierarchical task tree holds all of it without turning into a mess. I collapse what I don't need and can actually find things

Saoirse

UX Researcher

I found a workflow in the community, forked it in two clicks, and had a full client engagement structured before lunch. That discover page is genuinely underrated.

Cormac

Freelance Consultant

I shared the tree with my client and they understood the entire content strategy without a single slide. A 2D tree communicates more than any document I've made.

Yael

Content Strategist

Infrastructure is hierarchical by nature. This is the first task tree that doesn't flatten that into noise. Drag and drop when priorities shift and DONE.

Declan

DevOps Engineer

I zoom out to see the whole roadmap. I zoom into one branch to see what one team is blocked on. Same canvas, completely different altitude. That's hard to find, Great app.

Ingrid

Operations Lead

Linear was built for teams. Notion needed too much setup. This visual task manager with a clean tree list is the right size for one person building something real.

Remi

Indie Developer

I plan entire semesters as a task tree. Units branch into lessons, lessons into activities and notes. When something changes, I drag it somewhere else.

Tamsin

High School Teacher

Legal work has hard dependencies, you can't file X until A and B are done. Flat lists don't show that. A tree list with visual dependency lines does.

Søren

Legal Counsel

The dependency map IS the sprint plan. I drag tasks around the 2D canvas until the order makes sense, then we just execute. Every other tool made me maintain both separately.

Renata

Engineering Manager

I spent more time reorganizing my thesis structure than writing it, until I could just drag and drop the whole thing. Turns out my introduction belonged in chapter three all along.

Daria

PhD Student

The moment I drew dependency lines on the canvas and saw the actual critical path, I stopped having to explain blockers. My team could just see them in the tree.

Priya

Project Manager

Research has layers of themes, sub-themes, observations, actions. The hierarchical task tree holds all of it without turning into a mess. I collapse what I don't need and can actually find things

Saoirse

UX Researcher

I shared the tree with my client and they understood the entire content strategy without a single slide. A 2D tree communicates more than any document I've made.

Yael

Content Strategist

I zoom out to see the whole roadmap. I zoom into one branch to see what one team is blocked on. Same canvas, completely different altitude. That's hard to find, Great app.

Ingrid

Operations Lead

I plan entire semesters as a task tree. Units branch into lessons, lessons into activities and notes. When something changes, I drag it somewhere else.

Tamsin

High School Teacher

The dependency map IS the sprint plan. I drag tasks around the 2D canvas until the order makes sense, then we just execute. Every other tool made me maintain both separately.

Renata

Engineering Manager

I spent more time reorganizing my thesis structure than writing it, until I could just drag and drop the whole thing. Turns out my introduction belonged in chapter three all along.

Daria

PhD Student

The moment I drew dependency lines on the canvas and saw the actual critical path, I stopped having to explain blockers. My team could just see them in the tree.

Priya

Project Manager

Research has layers of themes, sub-themes, observations, actions. The hierarchical task tree holds all of it without turning into a mess. I collapse what I don't need and can actually find things

Saoirse

UX Researcher

I shared the tree with my client and they understood the entire content strategy without a single slide. A 2D tree communicates more than any document I've made.

Yael

Content Strategist

I zoom out to see the whole roadmap. I zoom into one branch to see what one team is blocked on. Same canvas, completely different altitude. That's hard to find, Great app.

Ingrid

Operations Lead

I plan entire semesters as a task tree. Units branch into lessons, lessons into activities and notes. When something changes, I drag it somewhere else.

Tamsin

High School Teacher

It thinks in hierarchies, just like I do. I nest tasks inside tasks until a massive project becomes something I can start. The tree list view makes the structure obvious without any setup overhead.

Hamish

Product Designer

I build system architecture directly on the visual canvas. Services at the top, subtasks below, all connected. When scope changes I drag and drop the nodes. First tool where planning and doing live in the same task tree.

Nils

Senior Developer

I've dropped seven task apps in three years. This one I kept. A simple todo tree for daily tasks, the full workflow canvas when I'm planning a launch. Same tool, doesn't break as the complexity grows.

Bart

Founder

I found a workflow in the community, forked it in two clicks, and had a full client engagement structured before lunch. That discover page is genuinely underrated.

Cormac

Freelance Consultant

Infrastructure is hierarchical by nature. This is the first task tree that doesn't flatten that into noise. Drag and drop when priorities shift and DONE.

Declan

DevOps Engineer

Linear was built for teams. Notion needed too much setup. This visual task manager with a clean tree list is the right size for one person building something real.

Remi

Indie Developer

Legal work has hard dependencies, you can't file X until A and B are done. Flat lists don't show that. A tree list with visual dependency lines does.

Søren

Legal Counsel

It thinks in hierarchies, just like I do. I nest tasks inside tasks until a massive project becomes something I can start. The tree list view makes the structure obvious without any setup overhead.

Hamish

Product Designer

I build system architecture directly on the visual canvas. Services at the top, subtasks below, all connected. When scope changes I drag and drop the nodes. First tool where planning and doing live in the same task tree.

Nils

Senior Developer

I've dropped seven task apps in three years. This one I kept. A simple todo tree for daily tasks, the full workflow canvas when I'm planning a launch. Same tool, doesn't break as the complexity grows.

Bart

Founder

I found a workflow in the community, forked it in two clicks, and had a full client engagement structured before lunch. That discover page is genuinely underrated.

Cormac

Freelance Consultant

Infrastructure is hierarchical by nature. This is the first task tree that doesn't flatten that into noise. Drag and drop when priorities shift and DONE.

Declan

DevOps Engineer

Linear was built for teams. Notion needed too much setup. This visual task manager with a clean tree list is the right size for one person building something real.

Remi

Indie Developer

Legal work has hard dependencies, you can't file X until A and B are done. Flat lists don't show that. A tree list with visual dependency lines does.

Søren

Legal Counsel

The dependency map IS the sprint plan. I drag tasks around the 2D canvas until the order makes sense, then we just execute. Every other tool made me maintain both separately.

Renata

Engineering Manager

I build system architecture directly on the visual canvas. Services at the top, subtasks below, all connected. When scope changes I drag and drop the nodes. First tool where planning and doing live in the same task tree.

Nils

Senior Developer

Research has layers of themes, sub-themes, observations, actions. The hierarchical task tree holds all of it without turning into a mess. I collapse what I don't need and can actually find things

Saoirse

UX Researcher

Infrastructure is hierarchical by nature. This is the first task tree that doesn't flatten that into noise. Drag and drop when priorities shift and DONE.

Declan

DevOps Engineer

I plan entire semesters as a task tree. Units branch into lessons, lessons into activities and notes. When something changes, I drag it somewhere else.

Tamsin

High School Teacher

The dependency map IS the sprint plan. I drag tasks around the 2D canvas until the order makes sense, then we just execute. Every other tool made me maintain both separately.

Renata

Engineering Manager

I build system architecture directly on the visual canvas. Services at the top, subtasks below, all connected. When scope changes I drag and drop the nodes. First tool where planning and doing live in the same task tree.

Nils

Senior Developer

Research has layers of themes, sub-themes, observations, actions. The hierarchical task tree holds all of it without turning into a mess. I collapse what I don't need and can actually find things

Saoirse

UX Researcher

Infrastructure is hierarchical by nature. This is the first task tree that doesn't flatten that into noise. Drag and drop when priorities shift and DONE.

Declan

DevOps Engineer

I plan entire semesters as a task tree. Units branch into lessons, lessons into activities and notes. When something changes, I drag it somewhere else.

Tamsin

High School Teacher

It thinks in hierarchies, just like I do. I nest tasks inside tasks until a massive project becomes something I can start. The tree list view makes the structure obvious without any setup overhead.

Hamish

Product Designer

The moment I drew dependency lines on the canvas and saw the actual critical path, I stopped having to explain blockers. My team could just see them in the tree.

Priya

Project Manager

I found a workflow in the community, forked it in two clicks, and had a full client engagement structured before lunch. That discover page is genuinely underrated.

Cormac

Freelance Consultant

I zoom out to see the whole roadmap. I zoom into one branch to see what one team is blocked on. Same canvas, completely different altitude. That's hard to find, Great app.

Ingrid

Operations Lead

Legal work has hard dependencies, you can't file X until A and B are done. Flat lists don't show that. A tree list with visual dependency lines does.

Søren

Legal Counsel

It thinks in hierarchies, just like I do. I nest tasks inside tasks until a massive project becomes something I can start. The tree list view makes the structure obvious without any setup overhead.

Hamish

Product Designer

The moment I drew dependency lines on the canvas and saw the actual critical path, I stopped having to explain blockers. My team could just see them in the tree.

Priya

Project Manager

I found a workflow in the community, forked it in two clicks, and had a full client engagement structured before lunch. That discover page is genuinely underrated.

Cormac

Freelance Consultant

I zoom out to see the whole roadmap. I zoom into one branch to see what one team is blocked on. Same canvas, completely different altitude. That's hard to find, Great app.

Ingrid

Operations Lead

Legal work has hard dependencies, you can't file X until A and B are done. Flat lists don't show that. A tree list with visual dependency lines does.

Søren

Legal Counsel

I spent more time reorganizing my thesis structure than writing it, until I could just drag and drop the whole thing. Turns out my introduction belonged in chapter three all along.

Daria

PhD Student

I've dropped seven task apps in three years. This one I kept. A simple todo tree for daily tasks, the full workflow canvas when I'm planning a launch. Same tool, doesn't break as the complexity grows.

Bart

Founder

I shared the tree with my client and they understood the entire content strategy without a single slide. A 2D tree communicates more than any document I've made.

Yael

Content Strategist

Linear was built for teams. Notion needed too much setup. This visual task manager with a clean tree list is the right size for one person building something real.

Remi

Indie Developer

I spent more time reorganizing my thesis structure than writing it, until I could just drag and drop the whole thing. Turns out my introduction belonged in chapter three all along.

Daria

PhD Student

I've dropped seven task apps in three years. This one I kept. A simple todo tree for daily tasks, the full workflow canvas when I'm planning a launch. Same tool, doesn't break as the complexity grows.

Bart

Founder

I shared the tree with my client and they understood the entire content strategy without a single slide. A 2D tree communicates more than any document I've made.

Yael

Content Strategist

Linear was built for teams. Notion needed too much setup. This visual task manager with a clean tree list is the right size for one person building something real.

Remi

Indie Developer

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Frequently Asked Questions

Discover quick and comprehensive answers to common questions about our platform, services, and features.

Tree Todo List uses a hierarchical tree structure to organize tasks, allowing you to visualize dependencies and break down complex projects naturally. Our canvas-based interface lets you connect and map relationships between tasks visually.

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