Use Today View in TreeNote to see dated tasks from across your outlines in one clear daily list. Stay on top of overdue work, today’s priorities and what is next.
Add a date to any item in TreeNote. Today View reads those dates across your workspace and turns them into a practical daily list, while each task remains in the project or document where its context lives.
The date is a property of the item, so nothing has to be copied into a planner to become part of your day.
Five groups — overdue, today, tomorrow, the next seven days and later — assembled from every document at once.
A recurring item does not simply close when you tick it: it advances to its next date, so a weekly task reappears next week without being re-entered.
The list is a reading of your outline, so one click puts you back beside the notes that explain the task.
Today View gives you a focused list without separating tasks from the notes that explain them. You see what needs attention now, then move straight back into the work that makes it meaningful.
Add dates naturally in TreeNote, then start each day with a list you can trust.
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Write markdown. Click away. Read it.
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