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Life & fun · August 20, 2026

Giraph

a graph view for Notion

What it does

- authorize any Notion database and select the relation property for visualization - all storage is local on you Mac ― there is zero server side storage or upload of your data The Obsidian-style force graph shows how your Notion items naturally connect and cluster together. We also added a new 'Bucket Map' option that organizes those same items into simple groups by property value, so patterns and outliers are easier to spot. Native share button lets you export a snapshot of your database.

Turn your Notion databases into a navigable graph — discover hidden connections, spot orphaned pages, and navigate your workspace like never before. Giraph brings the Obsidian graph view to your Notion workspace — on the platform where no native competitor exists. Every node in your graph is a real Notion page, linked by the property you choose — so the relationships between your ideas and knowledge are visible at a glance, not buried in a database. Giraph's exclusive alternative — creates sized main nodes based on how many connections a page has, while still linking every related property. A physics-based layout, similar to Obsidian, where connected nodes pull together and…from connectyourcharger.com

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