OutWiker

OutWiker is not your typical word processor. Instead of just typing away, it helps you organize information in a cool tree-like structure. This way, you can connect different pages and create your own personal wiki. It’s like having a digital notebook that keeps everything tidy!

Why Choose OutWiker?

One thing you’ll notice right off the bat is that OutWiker isn’t just another content editor. Its text editing and formatting options are more limited than what you might be used to. But don’t let that fool you! It has some neat features, especially when it comes to manipulating words and lines.

Organize Your Thoughts and Ideas

The main focus of OutWiker is helping you organize facts and ideas in a clear way. You can use it for all sorts of things like making lists, managing tasks, or even jotting down research data. Whether you're working on a project or writing a book with multiple chapters, this tool has your back!

User-Friendly Tree View

Your notes appear in an easy-to-navigate tree view panel. Adding new content is simple too—you can add sibling pages or child pages with their unique icons and styles.

Attach Files with Ease

You can also attach various types of files like pictures and documents to your notes. Plus, you have the option to include tables and lists on your pages to keep everything organized.

Smart Tagging for Easy Access

If you're working on a larger wiki, OutWiker makes finding pages easier by letting you create search tags for entire branches. You can also bookmark important pages so they're just a click away!

Create HTML Pages Effortlessly

This application automatically creates HTML pages based on each note. You can edit the content and see how it looks as if you're browsing online! If you're curious about the HTML code behind the scenes, there's even a tab where you can check it out in read-only mode with syntax highlighting—just keep in mind that editing the HTML code isn't an option.

A Handy Research Assistant

OutWiker organizes your notes into an easy-to-manage tree view while supporting plain text, wiki-style notes, and HTML pages. This makes it a handy software assistant for research projects, building project plans, or organizing any written material you have.

If you're ready to give OutWiker a try!