NotesGraph
NotesGraph connects notes, journals, tasks, and plans in a searchable graph, with web capture and on-device AI.
What NotesGraph is
NotesGraph connects notes, journals, tasks, and plans in a searchable graph, with web capture and on-device AI. Notes can be placed as map nodes, pinned, clustered, nested beneath parent notes, and connected through backlinks. Planning views include calendars and Gantt charts, alongside Kanban boards, live tables, recurring rules, and workspace-wide todos. Users can import from Logseq, Notion, Google Keep, Markdown, and browser bookmarks. A workspace can be exported as a ZIP, while individual documents can be exported in Markdown, HTML, PDF, or PNG. Listed sources include Google Drive, Gmail/IMAP, Slack, YouTube, and RSS feeds. The site says the language model and embedding index run in the browser on the user’s GPU, with no bytes leaving the machine; a cloud copilot is optional. Workspaces are stored as files on the user’s drive, and sync is optional and self-hostable. The graph view supports up to 1,500 nodes. NotesGraph has a free plan at no cost. It runs in a browser on any OS and offers a Chrome/Edge clipper extension; macOS and Android downloads are canary builds with stated caveats.
Good
- Connects notes, tasks, journals, and plans in a graph.
- Imports from Logseq, Notion, Google Keep, Markdown, and bookmarks.
- Offers ZIP and multiple document export formats.
- Free plan listed as free.
Watch out
- Graph view supports up to 1,500 nodes.
- macOS canary builds are not notarized.
- Android builds are unsigned canary APKs, not Play Store releases.
Who it suits
NotesGraph may suit people organizing research, notes, and plans as connected material, especially those who want imports, exports, and optional self-hosted sync. Its graph is capped at 1,500 nodes, and the listed macOS and Android downloads are canary builds.
Verdict
NotesGraph combines graph-based organization with planning views, imports, exports, and optional sync. Its free plan and broad browser access are balanced by a graph limit and caveats for its canary downloads.
Plans and prices
From NotesGraph's own pricing page, checked 4 Oct 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | free · open source · no registration · no tracking |
The facts
Each one read from NotesGraph's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- AI and privacy
- The site says its language model and embedding index run in the browser on the user's GPU, with zero bytes leaving the machine; a cloud copilot is optional.checked 4 Oct 2026
- Collaboration
- The site describes real-time editing with live cursors and presence, contextual comments, public-site publishing, and self-hosted sync.checked 4 Oct 2026
- Desktop and mobile availability
- The download page lists a macOS Apple Silicon DMG and an Android arm64 APK; iOS, Windows, and Linux are marked coming soon.checked 4 Oct 2026
- Download caveats
- The page says macOS canary builds are not notarized and Android builds are unsigned canary APKs for testing, not Play Store releases.checked 4 Oct 2026
- Graph and links
- Notes appear as nodes on a map; users can pin and cluster them, nest them under parents, and follow backlinks.checked 4 Oct 2026
- Graph limit
- The graph-view description says it supports up to 1,500 nodes.checked 4 Oct 2026
- Imports and exports
- The site lists imports from Logseq, Notion, Google Keep, Markdown, and browser bookmarks, plus full-workspace ZIP export and per-document Markdown, HTML, PDF, and PNG export.checked 4 Oct 2026
- Integrations
- Listed sources include Google Drive, Gmail/IMAP, Slack, YouTube, and RSS feeds.checked 4 Oct 2026
- Local storage
- Workspaces are files on the user's drive; sync is optional and self-hostable, and the site says the workspace can be exported in one click.checked 4 Oct 2026
- What it does
- NotesGraph connects notes, journals, tasks, and plans in a searchable graph, with web capture and on-device AI.checked 4 Oct 2026
Where it runs
- Browser and extension
- The download page says the app runs in a browser on any OS and offers a Chrome/Edge web clipper extension.checked 4 Oct 2026
Money
- Planning
- Dates and recurring rules can appear on calendar and Gantt views, alongside Kanban boards, live tables, and workspace-wide todos.checked 4 Oct 2026
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