Knowledge graph
A network of connected notes where the links matter as much as the notes.
A knowledge graph is a way of holding information as a network: individual items connected by relationships, so the structure itself carries meaning. Instead of a flat list or a folder tree, ideas become nodes, and the links between them show how they relate.
For notes, a knowledge graph turns a pile of separate entries into a connected web. A thought from months ago can sit next to one you had this morning because they are about the same thing — and following those links surfaces a whole topic rather than a single note.
In Notabe, the Graph is a living knowledge graph of your notes, drawn automatically from what each note is about — no manual linking required. It relies on the same semantic understanding that powers search by meaning, and it comes with Pro.