Visual knowledge management

See how your notes connect in a knowledge graph

Link notes with references or the connection manager, then explore those relationships in Weavernote’s interactive knowledge graph.

Weavernote visualizer showing notes and their connections as a graph
The graph displays relationships between linked notes in your workspace.
How it works

Make note relationships visible

A folder tree is useful for filing. A graph gives you another way to explore links between ideas. In Weavernote, create note references or use the connection manager; linked notes can then appear together in the visualizer.

Step 1

Create meaningful links

Reference another note in your content or add a connection through the note connection manager.

Step 2

Open the visualizer

Explore the notes and links in a node-based view instead of moving only through a folder hierarchy.

Step 3

Explore the map

Pan, zoom, drag, and open notes from the graph to move between related material.

What you can do

A practical look at the current workflow and where to check the details that matter.

  • Represent notes as nodes and their links as graph connections.
  • Create links with note references or the connection manager.
  • Pan and zoom around larger graphs and open a note from its node.
  • Use the graph to explore explicit links; AI-generated concept maps are a separate AI Studio tool.

Questions about visual knowledge management

Does the graph automatically infer every relationship?

The knowledge graph visualizes note links in your workspace. Add references or connections to define the relationships you want to explore.

Is a knowledge graph the same as a concept map?

No. The graph shows linked notes. Concept maps are a separate AI Studio output for visualizing a topic.

Can I open a note from the graph?

Yes. Select a note node to open that note from the visualizer.

The graph reflects the links in your workspace; it does not claim that every possible relationship has been inferred automatically.

Make more of the knowledge you capture

Start with your own notes, then choose a Weavernote workflow that helps you organize, explore, or study them.

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