Constellation
Walk through your Markdown vault in 3D. No accounts, no cloud, all local.
Your Knowledge Graph, Walkable ¶
Constellation turns your Markdown vault into a 3D constellation you can physically walk through on Vision Pro. Notes become nodes. Links become threads of light. Patterns invisible in flat lists become obvious in space.
How It Works ¶
Point Constellation at any folder of .md files (Obsidian, Logseq, or plain Markdown). It parses your notes, wikilinks, tags, and frontmatter, then renders them as a spatial graph.
Interactions ¶
- Gaze at a node to see its connections
- Pinch to pull thoughts closer
- Open notes in floating panels
- Filter by tag, folder, connection count, or recency
- Siri Shortcuts and Focus Filters support
Privacy ¶
Your vault stays on-device. No accounts, no cloud sync, no file modifications.
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Common questions
Does Constellation work with Obsidian vaults?
Yes. Point it at any Obsidian vault folder. It parses wikilinks, tags, and frontmatter without modifying your files.
Does it support Logseq or plain Markdown?
Yes. Logseq graphs, plain Markdown folders, and Zettelkasten setups all work — anything with .md files and wikilinks.
Does my vault leave the device?
No. No accounts, no cloud sync, no file modifications. Your vault stays local.
What happens if my vault has thousands of notes?
The graph renders progressively. Dense sections use filters — tag, folder, connection count, or recency — to keep the space navigable.
What does Constellation do that a flat graph viewer can't?
Scale and depth. The vault becomes a walkable space — nodes sit at arm's length, clusters extend into peripheral vision, and notes open as floating panels next to their connections. Patterns invisible in flat lists become obvious in space.