Graph view draws your notes as dots and your note links as lines between them, so the structure of your library becomes something you can see.
Turning it on
The graph button is hidden until you enable it. Open Settings, go to the Notes tab and switch on Enable graph view.
Opening it
A graph button appears in the note list header on both platforms. On desktop it opens a full screen canvas, on mobile a full sheet.
Moving around
Pan and zoom freely, with pinch to zoom on mobile. Note titles fade in as you zoom closer. Click or tap any dot to open that note.
What it is good for
Clusters show topics that grew without you naming them. Isolated dots are notes nothing points to, which is sometimes fine and sometimes a sign the note is orphaned. Students use the graph to check coverage before an exam, writers use it to find the essay hiding in scattered notes.
If the graph is empty
The graph only shows notes and the links between them, so a library with no internal links renders as scattered dots. Link a few related notes and the shape appears.