features
Connect any two notes with [[double-bracket]] or CamelCase syntax. MoreInfo tracks backlinks and unlinked mentions automatically.
Wiki links are the connective tissue of your knowledge base. MoreInfo supports two syntaxes and tracks all connections — including ones you haven't made explicitly yet.
Wrap a note title in double square brackets:
See [[Project Roadmap]] for the full picture.
The link is live as soon as you type the closing ]]. Clicking it navigates to that note, creating a stub if it doesn't exist.
While typing inside [[...]], MoreInfo shows a fuzzy-search autocomplete of all note titles in your vault. Press ↑/↓ to navigate and Enter to confirm.
WikiWords — words with embedded capitals — are automatically recognised as links:
See ProjectRoadmap for the full picture.
No brackets needed. MoreInfo highlights the word and treats it as a link to a note with that title. CamelCase links can be disabled per-vault in Settings → Editor → CamelCase links if you prefer a cleaner editing experience.
Link to a note using different display text:
See the [[Project Roadmap|roadmap]] for details.
The part after | is what's displayed in the editor; the part before is the target note. Aliases don't affect backlink tracking — MoreInfo counts the link regardless of the display text.
You can also define permanent aliases for a note in its front matter:
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aliases:
- Q2 Plan
- Q2
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Any note that links to "Q2 Plan" or "Q2" will resolve to this note.
Every note has a Backlinks panel in the right sidebar showing every other note that links to it. This makes it easy to navigate your knowledge graph in both directions without having to remember which notes reference which.
MoreInfo also tracks places where a note's title appears as plain text — without a link. These unlinked mentions appear in the Backlinks panel below the confirmed links. Click any mention to navigate to it, or click Link to insert the bracket syntax automatically.