Eitbit Tree

Lists can be composed out of various items so that you organize your activities a little better. If this involves using a computer, then you benefit from a whole range of applications designed to blend with almost any kind of work you’re involved in. For instance, Eitbit Tree is a straightforward tool which makes it easy to create lists in a tree mode.

There’s one thing you need to check before taking the application for a spin, and that’s whether or not your PC is fitted with .NET Framework, because it’s a mandatory requirement for functionality. Once setup is over, you can run the application, with accommodation taking little of your time, thanks to the simple, intuitive design.

Most of the window space is used to display items on your list. A new project needs to be created first, and you can work on more at a time, each one being opened in a different tab. Overall effort on your behalf is minimum, with each item mostly requiring an appropriate name to make identification easy on the long run.

As mentioned, items are organized in a tree list, and you get to start from a root item. Sadly, you can only create one root item per project. On the other hand, you’re free to add child items to any other item on the long run, so the root task can simply be the current day, or a general project you’re working on.

Edit operations aren’t really abundant, with no possibility to change the way text is displayed. There are, however, options to cut and paste items, which makes interaction between projects pretty comfortable. On the downside, you can’t export or import items from other file formats, not even plain text or CSV.

Bottom line is that Eitbit Tree offers a pretty straightforward approach on building lists, but the way it’s design makes it suitable for most domains of activity. It is, however, devoid of some advanced features, such as alerts, simple customization options, or even support for import and export of other file formats.