The project describes itself as a frontend toolkit for people building their own note-taking app. · github.com, 12 Oct 2026
Authentication
Optional pluggable authentication can use cloud platforms or company authentication. · treehouse.sh, 13 Oct 2026
Backend options
The project includes several backend options and allows users to build their own for different scenarios and requirements. · treehouse.sh, 13 Oct 2026
Community
The repository points to live development streams, devlog updates, and GitHub discussions. · github.com, 13 Oct 2026
Custom backends
Developers can implement backend adapters for storage, search, and optional authentication. · treehouse.sh, 12 Oct 2026
Daily notes
Quick Add puts a note in the current day’s Calendar entry. · treehouse.sh, 12 Oct 2026
Developer stack
Treehouse is written in TypeScript and uses Deno as its toolchain; the developer guide says it avoids Node.js and NPM. · treehouse.sh, 12 Oct 2026
Development status
Treehouse is in early development; the site links to release 0.7.0. · treehouse.sh, 13 Oct 2026
Fields and search views
Fields add metadata, and Smart Nodes can create automatically updating searches using field values. · treehouse.sh, 12 Oct 2026
Fields and Smart Nodes
Users can add metadata and create custom search views. · treehouse.sh, 13 Oct 2026
GitHub visibility
The user guide says Treehouse creates a public .treehouse.sh repository for GitHub storage, which users can make private in GitHub. · treehouse.sh, 12 Oct 2026
The repository describes Treehouse as a bring-your-own-backend Tana-style frontend and frontend toolkit for a note-taking app. · github.com, 13 Oct 2026
License
The project's GitHub repository identifies its license as MIT. · github.com, 13 Oct 2026
Local development
The site describes cloning the Git repository and running a local development server with Deno. · treehouse.sh, 13 Oct 2026
Outline editor
Treehouse organizes notes as nested nodes in an outline. · treehouse.sh, 12 Oct 2026
