Relinkia

Web App

The web app is the full Relinkia experience — all six zones available, the complete graph visible, and the Workbench accessible. If you are not sure where to start, start here.

The main zones

Editor

Where you write notes. The editor is where new thinking enters your graph — choose a note type, write, and let Relinkia handle the connections.

Graph

The visual map of your knowledge. Switch between local view (one note's neighbourhood) and global view (everything) to see patterns at different scales.

Workbench

The combined graph + AI mode for stepping back. Use it when you want to reflect on your knowledge as a whole rather than add to it.

Chat

Conversational access to your notes. Ask questions of your own thinking — answers are grounded in specific notes, with links back to each source.

Dashboard

Your overview: recent notes, active sessions, and the inbox. The starting point for each session in the web app.

Inbox

A holding area for captured content that hasn't been processed yet — from the web clipper, imported files, or quick captures.

Web application overview showing the six main zones: Editor, Graph, Workbench, Chat, Dashboard, Inbox

The inbox

The inbox is the entry point for content that has been captured but not yet processed. Anything you clip from the web, import from a file, or capture quickly without assigning a note type lands in the inbox first.

Processing an inbox item means reading it, deciding what type it is, optionally editing it, and moving it into your graph. Processing is not a chore — it is the moment of deciding whether something is worth keeping and what it means.

A full inbox is normal. Capture freely, process when you have the mental space to engage. The inbox holds your captures without judgement.

Switching contexts

The web app keeps your current session state as you move between zones. If you are in the editor, switch to the graph to check a connection, and come back — your note is still open. Sessions track the full trail.

Use the sidebar to switch spaces — filtering the view without disrupting what you are working on. The active space is visible at all times.