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Life & fun · September 9, 2015

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TreeLand – an outliner/task list inspired by Emacs org-mode

TreeLand – an outliner/task list inspired by Emacs org-mode launched on September 9, 2015 with 15 votes, #1,494 of 3,463 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 11 years on.

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TreeLand is an outliner and task list application inspired by Emacs org-mode. It helps users organize information hierarchically in a tree structure, making it suitable for note-taking, project planning, and task management. The application is designed for people familiar with org-mode who want similar functionality in a more accessible format. TreeLand emphasizes flexible organization through nested outlines and task tracking capabilities.

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