Everything lives in your head until it doesn't.
Your notes, links, and half-finished thoughts are scattered across files and tabs. Put them on one canvas where each one has a place — and you can finally see the whole thing.
Move it, connect it, open it. See how everything fits together.
Objects are documents. Arrows are connections. Layers are viewpoints.
Solo, small teams, and anyone starting out. Not another tool for everyone.
Your notes, links, and half-finished thoughts are scattered across files and tabs. Put them on one canvas where each one has a place — and you can finally see the whole thing.
Hand someone the canvas, not a folder. They see how one thing connects to another without hunting through three tools.
Start with a few objects and grow from there. No setup, no templates to learn — just put things down and connect them. A game, a thesis, a side project.
Your ideas are split across Notion, Miro, and a vault. Here’s the honest stack-up.
Notion buries your ideas in pages and databases. Levelry keeps them in space — related things next to each other, with the full detail inside each object.
Compare →Miro is great for stickies, but every object is just a label. In Levelry, every object is the actual document.
Obsidian compiles knowledge into text files. Levelry gives it shape on a visual canvas with AI copilot and MCP support.
Compare →Levelry is more than a tool — it's a data source for your agents. A dedicated SKILL.md teaches any AI agent how to navigate, read, and update your visual knowledge base via MCP. Connect Claude, GPT, or any MCP-compatible agent directly to your canvas.