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Dendron is a powerful VS Code-based note-taking and knowledge management web app designed for developers. It offers a hierarchical system, Markdown support, visual knowledge graphs, and full Git integration. Access your second brain anywhere — even in the browser.
Do you often feel overwhelmed by too many ideas but can’t find the right tool to organize them? If you're a knowledge worker tired of messy, unstructured note-taking apps, Dendron might just be the solution you've been searching for. Built as an intelligent note-taking system inside the VS Code editor, Dendron helps you manage knowledge as efficiently and systematically as writing code.
What sets Dendron apart is its unique hierarchical note-taking system. Imagine all your notes structured like a tree, where each idea has a logical place. For example, you might store technical knowledge under a path like tech.frontend.React.hooks. With just a few keystrokes, you can instantly jump to the exact note you need.
This layered knowledge organization method is perfect for handling large volumes of information. Whether you're managing 10 notes or 10,000, Dendron helps you quickly find what you’re looking for. Even better, you can reorganize your entire note structure at any time, and Dendron will automatically keep everything consistent across your knowledge base.
As a personal knowledge management plugin for VS Code, Dendron is built with a developer's mindset. It supports Markdown, comes with a powerful templating system (called Schemas), and lets you manage notes with a wide range of customizable keyboard shortcuts.
While Dendron is native to VS Code, it now offers a full web version, too. You can access it directly in your browser, and even launch the web-based VS Code by pressing the . key on GitHub. This cross-platform note synchronization means you can access your “second brain” from anywhere, on any device.
Dendron isn’t just another note-taking app — it’s a comprehensive personal knowledge management system. It includes:
Many users say Dendron helped them finally build their own “digital garden.” Whether you're managing daily work notes, organizing technical documentation, or building a full personal knowledge base, Dendron is up for the task.
If you're looking for a tool that grows with you — especially if you're a developer who wants to manage notes directly in VS Code — Dendron is well worth a try. It doesn’t just change how you take notes; it transforms how you think and organize your knowledge.
