Workspaces¶
Organize your nodes into separate workspaces for different contexts.
Overview¶
Workspaces provide logical separation between different domains of work. Two are created on first run:
- Work (
work): Professional projects and tasks - Private (
private): Personal notes and todos
Add as many more as you need. The Demo workspace is created on request from the onboarding modal or Settings > About.
Note
People is a view, not a workspace. Person and organization nodes live in a normal workspace like any other node.
Creating Workspaces¶
- Click the workspace selector in the header
- Click "New Workspace"
- Enter a name
- Press Enter or click Create
Switching Workspaces¶
- Click the workspace selector
- Select the workspace to switch to
Switching workspaces:
- Navigates to root level
- Clears current selection
- Reloads sidebar tree
- Updates recent items and favorites
- Restores workspace-specific graph settings
Graph Settings¶
Graph settings are stored per-workspace. Each workspace maintains its own:
- Layout mode (tree, radial, etc.)
- External links visibility
- Root node visibility
- Node type filters
- Radial layout parameters
When you toggle external links or change the layout at the root level of one workspace, these settings do not affect other workspaces.
Workspace Behavior¶
Node Isolation¶
Nodes belong to a single workspace. When viewing a workspace:
- Only nodes from that workspace are shown
- Search results are filtered to current workspace
- Recent items show workspace-specific history
Persons and Organizations¶
Person and organization nodes belong to a workspace like every other node:
- The People view lists the persons of the current workspace
@mentionautocomplete in notes offers the persons of the current workspace- Links between persons and other nodes are not restricted by workspace
Node Type Assignment¶
New nodes are created in the workspace you are currently in, whatever their type. Upgrades from older versions moved unassigned nodes — persons and organizations included — into Work.
Moving Nodes Between Workspaces¶
Right-click a node and choose Move to Workspace. The list contains your real workspaces only; the current one is highlighted.
Deleting Workspaces¶
- Switch to the workspace to delete
- Click the workspace selector
- Click the delete icon
- Confirm deletion
A workspace can only be deleted when it is empty and it is not your last workspace. If it still has root nodes you are told how many, and nothing is deleted — move or delete them first.