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Move your Dynalist outline to TreeNote—and take control of it

Thinking of leaving Dynalist? Switch to TreeNote for private, local-first outlines, offline work, free keyboard control and a simple OPML import path.

TreeNotePrivate & Fast
  • 100% Local-first (Data stays on your machine)
  • No monthly item limits or node caps
  • Syncs through your own Drive / Dropbox (CRDT)
  • Multi-views (Board, Table, Mind Map, Today)
  • BYOK AI integration without locking into one model
DynalistCloud / Complex
  • Proprietary cloud servers hold your notes
  • Monthly item quotas or complex plugin configurations
  • Sync lock-in or high recurring subscription fees
  • Rigid view modes or slow nested performance

Keep the outline. Own the system behind it.

Dynalist users already value speed and structure. TreeNote adds the control that matters when an outline becomes central to your work: local data, offline access, a keyboard workflow you can make your own, and views that never duplicate your plan.

Bring your Dynalist outline with you

The move begins with an export, not an account transfer. Bring over one Dynalist document, test it in TreeNote, then move at your own pace. Your Dynalist account stays untouched throughout.

Export from DynalistExport a document or list as an OPML file.
Import into TreeNoteImport the file and check a familiar branch before moving the rest.
Make it yoursUse TreeNote shortcuts, views and backups while you settle into your new workflow.

Read the step-by-step Dynalist import guide →

Export from Dynalist

Export a document or list as an OPML file.

Import into TreeNote

Import the file and check a familiar branch before moving the rest.

Make it yours

Use TreeNote shortcuts, views and backups while you settle into your new workflow.

Questions before you switch

Export one Dynalist outline. See how it feels.

Start with real work, not a demo. Export one OPML file, import it into TreeNote, and experience a private, keyboard-first outline that stays yours.

Import your outline in minutes

Export an OPML file from your current outliner and drop it into TreeNote. Your hierarchy, bullet nests, and notes are preserved.