Show threadJacob SomethingJan 6
@ploum Btw, #TreeTime (https://tree-time.info) has moved to @Codeberg last year: https://codeberg.org/jkanev/treetime .
TreeTime

TreeTime# Linked Trees for Notes, Tasks, and Structured Data# TreeTime is a tool for keeping, organizing and analyzing information using separate cross-linked hierarchies. Unlike flat lists, spread sheets, or single-view apps, the same data item can appear in multiple trees at the same time — giving you flexible, multi-perspective sorting, categorising, and calculation. Python Package Download / Windows Download / Linux Documentation Source Code Report Issues What is TreeTime?# TreeTime is a light-weight data manager that arranges your data in trees — units and sub-units. Each data object can belong to several trees at the same time, allowing nested mathematical operations and exports to different graphic formats. → Read an explanation: What is a Tree?

TreeTime
1. Neu-Kelte 🌻💙💛🌻Dec 30
#ThickTrunkTuesday: Le Chêne Eon or Chêne A Guillotin stands now on the outskirts of the famous wood Brocéliande, that plays such a prominent role in #Arthurian Legend. #Celtic #TreeOfTheDay #treetime #treeday #LifesBetterWithTrees #BetterWithForests
1. Neu-Kelte 🌻💙💛🌻Dec 30
#ThickTrunkTuesday #Celtic: `Ash cured earthly as well as #Otherworldly diseases. As a protection against rickets, children were passed through young ash branches slashed in two, after which the branches were sutured up and left to heal. Should such healing not occur, which in the hardy ash was uncommon, the child was thought doomed to be as twisted as the tree. Ashwood was believed to be a general charm against evil.` #TreeTuesday #TreeOfTheDay
Source: P. Monaghan `Encyclopedia of #Celtic #Mythology and #Folklore`
#TreeOfTheDay #treetime #treeday #LifesBetterWithTrees #BetterWithForests
1. Neu-Kelte 🌻💙💛🌻Dec 30
#ThickTrunkTuesday #Celtic: „In the beginning, long before the existence of the country we now call France, or the land before that called Gaul, there was no time, gods or people, only the sea and the land. Where the sea met the land, a white mare made of sea-foam was born, called Eiocha.
On the land grew a huge oak tree, and, in order to stay alive, Eiocha ate the sea-foam seeds from that tree…“ #TreeTuesday #TreeOfTheDay
Here’s the full creation myth: https://hear-me.social/@NeuKelte/113085255839298909
#TreeOfTheDay #treetime #treeday #LifesBetterWithTrees #BetterWithForests
1. Neu-Kelte 🌻💙💛🌻Dec 30
#ThickTrunkTuesday #Celtic: `In #Irish #mythology, the #HillOfUisneach is described as the sacred centre of #Ireland, the burial place of Irish gods such as #Lugh and the Dagda, the site of a sacred tree (the Bile Uisnig), and a place of assembly (the mórdáil Uisnig) associated with the #druids, which, according to later tradition, was held during the festival of Beltaine.`
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hill_of_Uisneach
#TreeOfTheDay #treetime #treeday #LifesBetterWithTrees #BetterWithForests
1. Neu-Kelte 🌻💙💛🌻Dec 30
#ThickTrunkTuesday: `A bíle, which is said to be between 700-800 years old. Probably the oldest yew in #Ireland.
The yew was revered by our ancient #Celtic ancestors for its longevity, and because it remained green and vibrant, thriving in the harshness of winter when all other trees succumbed.
Through its roots, the tree secreted toxins and thus ensured that not much grew near it. These natural open spaces were perfect places for pagan rituals and ceremonies. Therefore, the yew was considered a "sacred" tree.`
Source: https://aliisaac.substack.com/
#TreeOfTheDay #treetime #treeday #LifesBetterWithTrees #BetterWithForests
Jacob SomethingDec 16

TreeTime 2025.4 just released: • Types • Error Checks • Bug fixes.

In the meta editor, input fields are now have a type (text/numerical/any), and are filtered. There are a couple of error checks in the meta editor (like a warning when you try to define infinite recursion). Bug fixes include a fixed error in the text export, a crash, a problem with the meta editor, and a wrong start page.

Download: https://codeberg.org/jkanev/treetime/releases/tag/2025.4 or from PyPi using "pip install TreeTime"

Official website: https://tree-time.info

#TreeTime #Tree #Editor #Software #OpenSource #MindMap #HierarchicalNotes #HierarchicalCalculation #DataManagement

Cookie monster!

Show threadJacob SomethingNov 25
@alilly Spreadsheet or database? Maybe use #TreeTime ? (https://tree-time.info)
TreeTime

TreeTime# Linked Trees for Notes, Tasks, and Structured Data# TreeTime is a tool for keeping, organizing and analyzing information using separate cross-linked hierarchies. Unlike flat lists, spread sheets, or single-view apps, the same data item can appear in multiple trees at the same time — giving you flexible, multi-perspective sorting, categorising, and calculation. Python Package Download / Windows Download / Linux Documentation Source Code Report Issues What is TreeTime?# TreeTime is a light-weight data manager that arranges your data in trees — units and sub-units. Each data object can belong to several trees at the same time, allowing nested mathematical operations and exports to different graphic formats. → Read an explanation: What is a Tree?

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Jacob SomethingNov 19

TreeTime 2025.3 just released:
• Meta editing • New tree fields _Product_ and _Reciprocal_ • Hidden fields • New file dialog • Bug fixes.

Main new feature: The data meta structure, i.e. how many trees there are, what they're called, what fields there are and how they're defined, can now be edited from the GUI. You can define any combination of the available operators, on parents, siblings, or children of any node, in the GUI.

Download: https://codeberg.org/jkanev/treetime/releases or from PyPi using "pip install TreeTime"

Official website: https://tree-time.info

#TreeTime #Tree #Editor #Software #OpenSource #MindMap #HierarchicalNotes #HierarchicalCalculation #DataManagement

treetime

TreeTime is a data organisation, management and analysis tool. A tree is a hierarchical structure that arranges information in units and sub-units. TreeTime uses linked trees (one data item can be part of different distinct trees) to store and organise any general purpose data.

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Show threadJacob SomethingOct 12
@gwagner Don't most people use #TreeTime instead of Excel these days? https://tree-time.info
TreeTime

Take notes. Track tasks. Plan projects. Organize knowledge. Using trees:

TreeTime