Your Obsidian vault, in 3D.

Pick your vault folder: every note becomes a node and every [[wiki link]] becomes a line. Explore it in 3D or flat in 2D, and click a note to read it beside the map.

Open your vault — it’s free → A vault as a map: notes as dots, linked notes joined by lines

Notes and [[links]]

Each note is a node; every [[link]] is a line between them, so clusters of related notes show up on their own.

Focus on one note

Click a note to see just it and the notes it links to, close up.

Calm, even when it is big

Fold the less-linked notes of a crowded folder away with one slider, and bring them back when you need them.

Read without leaving the map

A reading panel shows the note beside the map; your notes are never changed.

Logseq graphs and plain folders of Markdown work the same way.

Good to know

Does it change my notes?

No. It reads your vault; it never edits or deletes your notes.

Where does my vault go?

Nowhere - it is read on your computer and stays there. No account and no cloud sync.