Hey hunters!
We're thrilled to bring you Neuron, a graph visualization tool built specifically for Notion users looking to maximize their productivity and stay organized.
Notion is a fantastic platform for managing your documents, information, and tasks, but sometimes it can be hard to see the big picture. Neuron offers a solution for anyone using Notion as their main workspace. With Neuron, you can visualize the connections between your pages and get a comprehensive overview of your workspace, making it easier to find important information and track your tasks.
Our goal with Neuron is to help you work smarter, not harder. And we're always looking for ways to improve, so any feedback or suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated.
We want to break down information barriers between groups, departments, and services. Next up, we're working on 'Neuron for Google Drive.'
Thanks for your time and we can't wait to hear from you soon!
@rithvikpodduturi We thought the graph view is really cool and could bring a better experience especially when someone is dealing with a bunch of documents. Thanks for your interest!
@rithvikpodduturi@daeheon_jeong I'm really interested in this! From what I understand, Notion has explicitly stated that they don't plan to launch a network graph view. The usefulness of network graphs can be debated, but those using Obsidian, Logseq, and the like swear by them.
Anyhow, I'm curious to know if your tool provides an actual visualization of graphs, or trees? The examples and demo (which look great and work well) seem to suggest a tree structureβI mean, it is usually said that a tree can only have one "root" and follows a hierarchical structure. Graphs, on the other hand, do not have a single root and the nodes can be connected to form a network.
@rithvikpodduturi@riia_jarvenpaa Hi! Currently, Neuron shows you the basic hierarchical structure, which is the most important part. Support for backlinks and embedded links is on its way! (it is just a matter of selecting edge attributes for displaying) Thank you for your comment!
@rithvikpodduturi@daeheon_jeong thank you for your prompt reply! The ability to show the actual network of interlinked pages (or even parts of that) is definetly a feature that quite many people are interested in - and Notion has explicitly stated that they will not include the feature in the Notion app itself.
There are several solutions around, but these seem to require a more-than-thin understanding of Python and/or Colab, or they can only show relations between a limited amount relational databases. I am thrilled about the possibility that your app will fill this cap :)
Neuron for Notion
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Neuron for Notion
Neuron for Notion