About
TreeDroid aims to be a lightweight, "enhanced" todo-list and mind mapping tool, similar in concept to older tools such as BrainForest and Woody, for the Android platform.
Planned features include:
- Unlimited depth nesting of nodes/items
- A notes/memo field available to every node (to prevent cluttering the main display while still permitting detail when needed)
- "States" for each node: normal (no special handling), done/not done (simple checkbox), percentage done (5% or 10% increments?)
- Automatic calculation of done/percent complete when a parent node is given a done or percent state and has children with done or percent states
- Links to contacts
- Searchable via system search
- Import and export via XML
Possible additional features:
- Arbitrary attachments per node?
- Synchronization to/from network service?
- Cross-platform (Linux/Mac/Win32) desktop version?
Status
The application is now under active development. No development builds are yet available for download. You will undoubtedly find .apk binaries as I commit code updates to SVN (since Eclipse automatically compiles the project whenever a save is executed and the project is compilable (error-free)), but they will do nothing useful. In fact they're unsigned for now (so getting them to run on hardware will be a fun exercise :)). Please don't bother installing them yet.
The current target platform is the Android SDK 1.0R1. The current hardware being used for testing by the developers is the T-Mobile G1.
Contributors
Many thanks to Shannon Biagi for her generous contribution of an icon for TreeDroid. The little critter contained within is based on the original Android logo and is named Woody, after the outliner my friend ToyKeeper wrote in Python several years ago, once incorporated in Debian's repositories but sadly now defunct.
