LinkNotes are notes that remember what links to them. You write plain text, and to link one note to another, simply insert [[Note name]] directly into the text. No folders or tags to maintain manually: links appear as soon as you write them.
Each note shows its backlinks — a list of all notes that link to it, even if you've forgotten about it. If the link leads to a note that doesn't yet exist, LinkNotes immediately offers to create it with one tap.
A separate "Graph" screen draws the entire network of notes and the connections between them — a proprietary force mapping algorithm right on the device, without third-party libraries. Notes without any connection ("orphans") are visible immediately — muted, separate from the rest of the network.
Features:
• Links between notes via simple [[Name]] syntax
• Backlinks on each note — who exactly links to it
• Hint to create a note immediately from a broken link
• Graph of all notes and links with its own power layout
• Orphan notes are visible separately, dimmed on the graph
• Statistics screen: notes by week, share of linked notes, editing activity
• All data remains only on the device — no account, no cloud, no ads
Notes with connections and a live graph of all connections.