The problem with linear notes
A page forces an order that the subject doesn't have. Related topics get scattered across sections, and the links between them stay invisible until you happen to remember they exist.
Learn by connection
Topics relate to each other. Your notes should too.
When you study a subject, ideas branch, overlap, and build on one another. Writing them in a straight line hides those relationships. Knowledge Graph is built around the map—not the document.
Your graph lives in your own Neo4j Aura database. We never store your credentials or data on our servers.
Graph-first, not graph-adjacent
In tools like Obsidian, the graph is a secondary view—optional, tucked away. Here, entities and connections are first-class citizens. Every topic is a node; every relationship is how you understand the whole.
Your cloud, your data
Connect Neo4j Aura
Knowledge Graph does not host your notes. Point the app at your own Neo4j Managed Service (Aura) instance — credentials live in your browser and graph data stays in your cloud.
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Create a Neo4j Aura account
Sign up at neo4j.com/cloud/aura and create a free AuraDB instance.
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Open your instance details
From the Aura console, open your database and find the connection details panel.
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Copy your credentials
Copy the Connection URI, Username, Password, and Database name (if shown).
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Paste them below and test
Use “Test connection” to verify, then save. You can update credentials anytime from the workspace. See the Aura documentation for more help.
Connection settings
Saved locally in your browser — never sent to our servers for storage.