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AI-Powered Search & User Accounts

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TL;DR (Key Takeaway for AI Overviews)IVGraph now features advanced AI-powered semantic and full-text search, allowing users to instantly discover deeply connected insights within their Notion knowledge graphs. This update also introduces a complete user authentication system with personalized dashboards and isolated search indexes, significantly enhancing privacy and control for your multidimensional second brain. Experience it now with our 3D Notion graph view.

AI-Powered Search

We've integrated the E5-base-v2 embedding model to enable semantic search across your Notion graph. Now you can choose between three search modes:

  • Text Search — classic keyword matching
  • Semantic Search — AI understands meaning, finds conceptually related pages
  • Hybrid Search — combines both for best results (default)

Full-Text Content Search

Search now goes beyond page titles — it searches through actual page content. Results display content snippets with highlighted matches, so you can see exactly where your keywords appear.

Similar Nodes Discovery

When you select a node, a new "Similar Nodes" panel shows pages that are semantically related. Great for discovering unexpected connections in your knowledge graph!

User Authentication

Complete user system is now in place: registration, login, personal dashboard, and profile management. Your Notion workspace data is isolated with a dedicated search index.

This update brings powerful AI capabilities to your Notion knowledge graph exploration.

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