IVGraphA graph view for Notion
Notion keeps links, mentions and relations, but never shows them as a map. IVGraph does: every page is a dot, every link is a line. Hover a dot to see its neighbours — right inside your Notion page.
This map is drawn from a real Notion workspace: three databases and a nested “Tree of life” classification. Big databases show as one dot with a row count.
Two ways to see your graph
3D graph in the IVGraph app
Sign in with Notion, pick a workspace, and IVGraph draws all your pages, databases, people and relations as an interactive 3D graph — with search, layouts and focus on one page.
2D map inside a Notion page
The widget above, filled with your workspace or one section of it — a project, a wiki, a classification — and refreshed after every sync. Paste it into any page with /embed.
Is there a Notion graph view plugin?
Notion has no plugins in the classic sense. What people call a “Notion graph view plugin” is one of three things: a widget — a small web page you embed with /embed, like the map above; a connection — an app you give access to your workspace in Settings → Connections, like IVGraph itself; or a browser extension that changes how Notion looks in Chrome. IVGraph is a connection that gives you both: the full 3D graph in its app and a 2D widget for your pages.
Share a structure
Built a course, a wiki or a classification — of species, products, ideas? A map shows the whole structure at a glance, better than a list of nested pages. With IVGraph Pro you’ll be able to share a map of one section by a public link, so others can explore it without access to your Notion.
Free and with IVGraph
| Free | Starter $5/mo | Pro $10/mo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Widgets that don’t need your data: habit tracker in your browser, goals, countdown, clock | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Notion colors, light and dark mode, your own title | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Widgets that read your Notion databases and refresh after each sync early access | 1 widget | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Any color, compact and large sizes, no “IVGraph” link soon | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Map of how your pages link — in the IVGraph app today, as a Notion widget in early access | up to 500 pages | up to 3,000 | up to 10,000 |
| Share a map by public link soon | — | — | ✓ |
Prices and limits are the same as in the IVGraph app — see pricing. Widgets with your data are in early access: leave your email and we’ll turn them on for your workspace.
FAQ
Does Notion have a graph view?
No. Notion shows backlinks under a page, but there is no map of how pages connect. Obsidian has one built in; for Notion you need a tool such as IVGraph.
What does the graph show?
Pages, databases and people as dots; nesting, @mentions and database relations as lines. Pages with many links are bigger, and isolated pages stand out at the edges.
Is it 2D or 3D?
Both. The IVGraph app shows a 3D graph you can rotate. The widget for Notion pages is a flat 2D map — easier to read in a small embed.
Is my workspace data safe?
IVGraph reads only the pages you share with it when you connect Notion, and you can disconnect at any time. A shared map shows titles and links only — never page contents.
How much does it cost?
The 3D graph is free up to 500 pages; Starter covers 3,000 and Pro 10,000. The 2D widget for your own workspace is in early access — leave your email above.
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