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Work · August 19, 2025

TreeNotes

Every note you write plants a tree

What it does

a project where writing grows a virtual tree. It's an early version with core features: set a goal and write to see it grow. You can try the live version on this page. I'm looking for feedback for future features like a 'forest view' and cloud sync!

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