See which subjects are becoming important.
02 / KNOWLEDGE GRAPH
See the shape
of what you know.
Zoom out from individual documents and see the living system behind them. Clusters reveal subjects; bridges reveal ideas worth exploring.
FROM LIST TO LANDSCAPE
Patterns become
visible.
A graph is not decoration. It is another way to read your work: where ideas gather, which note connects two subjects, and what has been left alone.
Notice one note connecting distant areas.
Open and connect notes without leaving the map.
4-MINUTE TUTORIAL
Read and shape
your graph.
The same logic works on every platform. Mobile adds a haptic cue when a long press is ready to create a relationship.
Choose Relation graph in a Leaf.
CURRENT LEAF / PERSONAL
⌘ Relation graph
Your Leaf becomes a map
Notes appear as nodes. Existing relationships become lines. Joints show structural branches.
Tip: Each Leaf has its own focused graph, so you can explore without unrelated noise.
A short click opens the note.
RELATION GRAPH
Gesture: click or tap a node once to open it. Drag empty space to pan; pinch or scroll to zoom.
Search before a large graph gets loud.
FILTER GRAPH
⌕ creative systems
Matching notesJointsTags
Creative systems
4 connected notes · 7 relationships
Tip: Search narrows the visible network without deleting or moving anything.
Hold until the connection begins.
CREATE RELATION
NOTE
Desktop: press and hold, then drag. Mobile: wait for the haptic cue before moving to the target node.