Write without friction
A rich editor with Markdown, headings, lists and tables. Format when it helps, ignore it when it doesn't — the tool stays out of the way.
ThreadNotes is a cross-platform, multi-user notebook. Your whole team writes, edits and shares in the same place, in real time — and a living graph shows you how every idea links to the next.
Most note apps give you a folder and wish you luck. ThreadNotes gives you a shared workspace, live collaborators, and a map of everything you have written.
A rich editor with Markdown, headings, lists and tables. Format when it helps, ignore it when it doesn't — the tool stays out of the way.
Invite your workspace and write together in real time. Live cursors, presence, and fine-grained control over who can see and edit each note.
Mention another note with double brackets and ThreadNotes wires the two together, both ways. Every link becomes a strand in your graph.
Open a blank note and start typing. Markdown when you want structure, plain prose when you don't. Everything saves and syncs as you go.
Reference any other note with [[double brackets]].
ThreadNotes creates the connection in both directions the moment you
close the bracket — no tagging, no filing, no maintenance.
Open the graph. Every note is a node, every link an edge, and the physics arrange themselves. Drag it around, follow a thread, and see the shape of what your team actually knows.
ThreadNotes was built for groups from the first line of code. There is no "share" step bolted on at the end — a workspace is shared the moment you create it.
Folders tell you where you filed something. The graph tells you what it is connected to. Grab a node and pull — the whole workspace moves with it.
Node size, link colour and the forces that lay the graph out are all adjustable. Tune it until it reads the way you think.
Because permissions are per note, no two members see quite the same graph. Yours reflects exactly what you have access to.
There is no separate step. Every [[link]] you type is an edge
the next time you open the view.
[[ and the note
title. That's the whole system. The link works in both directions and
shows up in the graph automatically.Workspaces, real-time co-editing and the graph — free for everyone who joins when early access opens.
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