TreeMap

Beta Downloads

Our early access program allows you to try pre-release versions of our software to evaluate features that will be added to the next release. If you would like to receive an evaluation license, you are welcome to request an evaluation license key. Your feedback would be most appreciated and will for sure influence product development planning.

The current version is TreeMap 2025.0.0 (February 17, 2025) and features a performance boost, better handling of dates, and overall improvements. At this point, it is recommended not to save files using this version as the file format may still change. It is also recommended to install it in a different location than version 2019.x, so that both software can be used concurrently.

Please choose the appropriate version of TreeMap in the following download matrix according to your operating system.

See below for notes on the installation.

OS	Downloads
Windows 64	Setup Executable (164.4 MB) ZIP Archive (167.1 MB)
Supported architectures:	x64
Supported versions:	11/10/8/7, Server 2016/2012/2019/2022
Windows 32	Setup Executable (151.6 MB) ZIP Archive (154.1 MB)
Supported architectures:	x86, x64
Supported versions:	11/10/8/7, Server 2016/2012/2019/2022
macOS	DMG Archive (173.4 MB) TAR.GZ Archive (175.3 MB)
Supported architectures:	Intel, Apple
Supported versions:	15 (Sequoia), 14 (Sonoma), 13 (Ventura), 12 (Monterey), 11 (Big Sur)
Linux / Unix	Setup Executable (165.2 MB) TAR.GZ Archive (169.6 MB)
Linux packages	RPM package (169.6 MB) DEB package (169.6 MB)

Installation Notes

TreeMap requires Java 11 or better to run, which is bundled with the installers.

Installation Notes for TAR-Archives (Unix)

• All files are contained in an enclosing folder named treemap. Unpack the distribution file with
  
  
  gunzip filename
  tar xf filename
  
  
• Start TreeMap by executing the shell script
  
  
  TreeMap/bin/TreeMap
  
  

Installation Notes for RPM-Archives (Linux)

Install the rpm with rpm -i <download_filename> or your favorite rpm tool. Execute treemap at the command line or use the kde/gnome desktop file /opt/treemap/treemap.desktop.

How to Upgrade

You may install a new version of TreeMap on top of an older version. Your configuration will not be lost.