Build your personal knowledge network with Roam-style bidirectional links and interactive graph visualization. See how your ideas connect.
Type [[Page Name]] anywhere in a note to create a link. If the page doesn't exist, it's created automatically when you click the link.
In my [[Project Notes]] today, I discussed the [[Q1 Budget]] with [[Sarah]]. We need to review the [[Marketing Strategy]] before the [[Board Meeting]] next week.
Each [[link]] becomes clickable. The linked notes show this note in their backlinks.
Every note shows all notes that link TO it. Click to navigate instantly. Updates in real-time as you create links throughout your knowledge base.
AI finds mentions of this note's title in other notes that aren't linked yet. One-click to convert plain text into a proper [[link]].
At the bottom of each note, see all connections at a glance:
See all your notes and their connections in one interactive view. Zoom, pan, and explore your entire knowledge base visually.
View only notes within a specific folder. Great for seeing connections within a project or topic area.
After searching, visualize the search results as a network. Discover unexpected connections between matching notes.
AI scans all your notes and finds potential relationships based on shared keywords and themes — even between notes that don't link to each other.
The AI identifies notes that share themes but aren't linked. Review suggested relationships and add "Related Notes" sections with one click.
50-100x optimized algorithm handles thousands of notes efficiently. O(n) complexity using inverted index instead of O(n²) comparison.
Connect concepts as you learn. Link related topics, build a personal wiki of knowledge, and see how ideas relate.
Link meeting notes to projects, people to discussions, and decisions to their context.
Build a "digital garden" of interconnected ideas. Let thoughts grow and connect organically.
Your second brain. Capture everything and let connections emerge over time.
Don't overthink it. Create links whenever you mention something that could be its own note. The network grows organically.
Good note titles make linking natural. "Meeting with Sarah" is easier to link than "Notes 2026-01-04".
Regularly review backlinks and unlinked references. You'll discover connections you didn't realize existed.