Roots exchange signals across living networks.
01 / CONNECTED NOTES
Context that
travels both ways.
Keep each idea focused, then connect it to everything it belongs with. Venation turns each relationship into a route you can follow later.
Resilience emerges from relationships.
A link changes the meaning of both notes.
WHY IT MATTERS
Organize less.
Remember more.
A folder asks where a note belongs. A connection records why it matters. The same note can belong to a project, a question, and a person without being duplicated.
A relationship is visible from both notes.
Keep one source of truth and connect it widely.
Follow an old link and recover the reason behind it.
3-MINUTE TUTORIAL
Connect your
first two notes.
Select each step to see the interface change. These gestures work with a mouse, touch, or trackpad.
Start with one complete thought.
NEW NOTE
Why leaves branch
Branching lets one structure reach many places without losing its origin.
Branching lets one structure reach many places without losing its origin.
Tip: Titles that describe a single idea are easier to recognize in the graph.
Give the next idea its own note.
MY LEAVES / TWO NOTES
01
Why leaves branch
Structure and reach
Structure and reach
02
Networks without a center
Resilience through relationships
Resilience through relationships
Tip: Separate notes stay reusable in other projects and Leaves.
Press, hold, then drag.
RELATION GRAPH
Desktop: hold the mouse button on a node. Mobile: long-press until the haptic cue, then drag.
Click once to open a connected note.
RELATED CONTEXT
FROM
Why leaves branch
This note is connected to the idea you are reading.
This note is connected to the idea you are reading.
TO
Networks without a center
Select to continue along the trail.
Select to continue along the trail.
Remember: a short click opens a note; holding starts a new connection.