Live physics
Nodes settle, repel and spring. Drag one and the neighbourhood follows.
ThreadNotes puts the notes, the people writing them and the connections between them in the same place. Here is what that actually gets you.
A workspace is the container for a group's notes. Spin one up and you own it; follow an invite link and you're in. The hub lists every workspace you belong to, so switching context is one click.
The editor supports Markdown for headings, lists, tables and the rest — and more than one person can be in it at the same time without anyone overwriting anyone else.
[[Note Title]] to build a knowledge base as you go. Links are two-way and feed the graph.A physics-driven graph where each note is a node and each link an edge. It is the fastest way to see how ideas in a workspace actually relate.
Nodes settle, repel and spring. Drag one and the neighbourhood follows.
Adjust node size, link colour and the forces governing the layout until it reads right.
Permissions shape the graph, so everyone's map reflects what they can actually read.
Sign in with Google, or with an email and password. No complicated setup before you can write your first note.
Manage the public details other members see — starting with the username that shows up on your cursor.
Workspace owners get a settings page to manage members, revoke access and generate fresh invite links.
Free while ThreadNotes is in beta. Create a workspace and send one link.