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Notetree
An unofficial app for your Nextcloud Collectives and Notes — even offline.
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iOS: Notetree is currently Android only. An iOS version is not released yet; whether it comes depends on demand. If you would like to use it on an iPhone, tell me. Feedback of any kind is welcome.
👍 Please bring it to iOSWhat you need
Notetree is a client for your own Nextcloud. It does not come with its own accounts or cloud storage. To use it you need:
- An account on a Nextcloud server, either self-hosted or from a hosting provider, reachable over HTTPS
- The Collectives app and/or the Notes app enabled on that server
Without a Nextcloud account, Notetree can't be used. Don't have one yet? · How to enable Collectives and Notes
Features
Collectives & Notes
Browse your Nextcloud Collectives spaces with their page trees, and your Nextcloud Notes, in one app.
Offline viewing
Everything you open is cached on your device. Read your pages and notes on a plane, in the subway or in a cabin.
Offline editing
Edit and create pages without a connection. Changes sync in the background once you are back online.
Multiple Nextcloud instances
Connect several accounts on different servers, for example private and work, and switch between them.
WYSIWYG editor
Edit visually, no Markdown syntax needed, and stay compatible with Nextcloud Text: headings, lists, tables, code, task lists, images and videos.
Organize
Create, rename, move and reorder pages and notes right from your phone.
Search
Find anything across your spaces, pages and notes.
Secure sign-in
Log in through the Nextcloud login page. Your password is never stored in the app.
Private by design
No Notetree backend, no analytics, no ads, no tracking. The app talks only to your server.
Light & dark, 8 languages
Follows your system theme. Available in English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Português and Русский.
Don't have Nextcloud yet?
You have two options. You can host Nextcloud yourself on your own server or NAS, or rent managed Nextcloud hosting from a provider. Nextcloud lists providers at nextcloud.com/providers. Either way, make sure the Collectives and/or Notes app is enabled (see below).
Then open Notetree, enter your server's web address (for example cloud.example.com) and sign in through Nextcloud's login page.
Enabling Collectives and Notes
Notetree shows the content of the Collectives and Notes apps on your server. If the app connects but shows nothing, neither of them is enabled for your account. If you are the Nextcloud admin:
- Sign in to Nextcloud in your browser with an admin account.
- Open the account menu (your avatar, top right) and choose Apps.
- Search for Collectives and choose Download and enable. Do the same for Notes if you want your notes in Notetree.
- Collectives also needs the Teams app (formerly “Circles”). It ships with Nextcloud and is usually already enabled. If Collectives doesn't work, search for Teams under Apps and enable it.
- If an app is limited to certain groups (Limit to groups on the app's page), make sure your account is in one of them.
- Back in Notetree, pull down on the start screen to sync.
Not the admin? This applies to most hosted Nextcloud accounts too. Ask your provider or admin to enable Collectives and/or Notes for your account.
Your data stays yours
Notetree talks only to the Nextcloud server you connect. There is no Notetree backend, no analytics, no ads and no tracking. You sign in through Nextcloud's own login flow, so your password is never stored in the app. Read the full Privacy Policy.
Contact
Questions or feedback? Write to [email protected].