> It feels more like a proof of concept, than an application for daily use. Speaking personally, I used TreeSheets daily for years (thanks 'Aardappel!) to writ

> It feels more like a proof of concept, than an application for daily use. Speaking personally, I used TreeSheets daily for years (thanks 'Aardappel!) to write and manage my lecture notes, to-do items, daily routine, calendar, shipment tracking, and other life things. I found it a very capable tool with a constrained but thoughtful feature set and particularly excellent keyboard-driven navigation. I only moved away (to org-mode/Orgzly) for mobile support.