Text Content
Writing and formatting text blocks, headings, bullets, numbers, and blockquotes.
Text Blocks
Text blocks are the most versatile content type in Tree Launcher. They support multiple formats and can be promoted to tasks or reminders.
Creating Text
The quickest way to create a text item is to tap an empty area of the page. Like many text editors, this focuses the page's last text item — or creates a new one if the page doesn't have any text yet. Just tap and start typing.
You can also create text from the content menu:
- Enter Edit Mode
- Tap + and select Text (or one of its variants: Bullet, Number, Blockquote)
- Start typing

Text Formats
Plain Text
Simple, unformatted text. Use for general notes and content.
Bullet List
Bulleted list items, great for unordered lists and brainstorming.
Numbered List
Automatically numbered items, perfect for steps, ranked lists, or sequences.
Blockquote
Indented, styled text for quotes, callouts, or highlighted content.

Changing Format
You can change the format of an existing text block:
- Tap on the text item to focus it
- Use the Format button in the edit toolbar
- Select the new format
Headings
Headings help structure your pages into sections. Three levels are available:
- H1 — Large heading for main sections
- H2 — Medium heading for subsections
- H3 — Small heading for sub-subsections
Add headings from the + menu → Heading, then choose the level.
Markdown Support
Text blocks support CommonMark markdown rendering. You can use standard markdown syntax:
**bold**for bold text*italic*for italic text`code`forinline code[link text](url)for links
The markdown is rendered when you exit editing mode, giving you a clean reading experience.
Markdown Export
You can export any page and its contents as universal markdown:
- Open the page you want to export
- Access the overflow menu
- Select Export as Markdown
The exported markdown is ready to use in any markdown-compatible tool.
Links
Save and organize links on any page. Links are tappable — tap one to open it.
Adding a Link
- Enter Edit Mode and tap +
- Select Link
- Enter the address and an optional display name
Link Types
Links aren't limited to web pages. A link can point to anything your phone knows how to handle, using standard URI schemes:
- Web pages —
https://example.comopens in your browser - Phone numbers —
tel:+15551234567opens the dialer, ready to call - Emails —
mailto:hello@example.comstarts a new email - Locations —
geo:37.7749,-122.4194opens the spot in your maps app
Enter the address with its scheme (tel:, mailto:, geo:) and the link opens the right app when tapped. This turns a link into a one-tap shortcut to call a contact, send an email, or pull up a location — right alongside your apps and notes.
Share-to-Launcher
You can also add links by sharing URLs from other apps:
- In any app (browser, social media, etc.), tap the Share button
- Select Tree Launcher from the share menu
- Choose where to save the link in your tree
See Sharing & Export for more on sharing content into Tree Launcher.