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A local-first graph view for Notion pages: discover connections, orphans, and structure fast. Note Graph - Knowledge Graph for Notion A local-first knowledge graph extension for Notion. It turns your workspace into an interactive relationship map so you can understand structure, dependencies, and context at a glance. WHAT IT DOES 1. Visualize your Notion as a graph: explore pages and databases as connected nodes. 2. Covers all relationship types: links, mentions, backlinks, and database relations in one view. 3. Start from anywhere: focus on the page you’re viewing and expand outward to discover context. 4. Surface what matters: identify high-impact hubs, hidden dependencies, and orphaned pages to keep your workspace healthy. HOW TO USE 1. Install Note Graph and pin it to your toolbar. 2. Open any Notion page. 3. Launch Note Graph to focus the current page and generate a graph. 4. Use search, filters, and expand controls to explore connections and navigate to related pages. PRIVACY & LOCAL-FIRST PROCESSING Your Notion content is processed locally on your device. Note Graph does not upload your page content to our servers. We only use remote services for OAuth token exchange and subscription management (e.g., verifying your plan status). For details, see our Privacy Policy: https://notegraph.net/#privacy PERMISSIONS EXPLANATION Read the current Notion page context to build the graph (within the scope you choose) Open and display the extension UI and features you trigger Maintain your preferences and local cache on your device SUPPORT If you have questions, issues, or feature requests, contact us at: support@notegraph.net Website: https://notegraph.net
May 25, 2026
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