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About OutlineProcessor

Bring structure to your thoughts. This app is a simple yet powerful outliner designed to help you capture, organize, and develop your ideas. Whether you're plotting a novel, structuring an essay, planning a project, or managing daily tasks, it's the perfect tool to bring clarity to your thinking. Key Features: Infinite Hierarchy: Create deeply nested lists to explore your ideas in as much detail as you need. Intuitive Controls: Effortlessly move, indent, and reorder items with a single tap, allowing you to restructure your thoughts on the fly. Multiple Documents: Keep your work organized by managing different projects in separate files. Focus-Oriented Design: A clean, minimalist interface frees you from distractions, letting you concentrate on what truly matters—your ideas. Transform scattered thoughts into a coherent plan. Download now and start organizing your mind with ease and clarity.

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated September 16, 2025

Now compatible with the latest OS version. Enhanced performance and stability.

App privacy

The developer, hirokazu murabe, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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