How it works
Relinkia is a thinking layer on top of your notes. Here is the loop, end to end.
You write — concepts emerge
Write notes the way you always have, in Obsidian or in the web app. Relinkia detects the concepts your notes keep returning to — including the ones you never named — and they become nodes in your graph. No tagging system to maintain.
Connections get a type
When two notes relate, Relinkia proposes the connection and what kind it is: a source, a deepening, a tension. You confirm, correct or dismiss — the thinking stays yours, the graph gets richer.
Ideas are dated — validity evolves
Every note carries its date. When a newer note contradicts an older one, Relinkia flags the tension and asks you which idea still holds. Superseded notes are marked, and the AI stops treating them as current.
Discoveries happen between your visits
While you're away, Relinkia scans your graph for nine kinds of patterns: bridges between distant areas, unnamed concepts, dormant questions, ideas that shifted over time. Each discovery cites the notes it comes from — you keep, explore or dismiss.
Ask your own base
Chat with your notes: answers are built from your writing only, with citations. Claims that are not backed by your notes — or only by outdated ones — are flagged.
The best way to understand it is to see it on your own notes.