I even keep a copy of this text file in my Android phone and tablet. I can access my stored information on any computer platform, whether or not CherryTree is installed. I can open it with any text editor or word processor and find any string of information I need by using the viewing application’s search feature. For example, I keep an exported plain text file on the same USB drive. I particularly like the flexibility that CherryTree offers.

I can take it with me and always have the most current content to load on any computer I use. Of course, the hard drive storage is my backup. Just like the app it replaces in my note-keeping arsenal, CherryTree’s database storage file can easily be tucked away on a USB drive. It even imports my old Notecase manager database. I hadn’t found a suitable clone-type replacement for Notecase Manager until I discovered CherryTree.ĬherryTree’s hierarchical interface mimics the functionality of the original Notecase Manager. I was a longtime user of Notecase Manager, which was discontinued in 2008 and later returned as a paid Pro application.

CherryTree’s preferences panel has limited but useful configuration options.

Cherrytree note taking