MindForger video tutorials - a quick way to see MindForger in action before (or while) you read the user documentation.
All the videos below can be found on YouTube:
Start here - what MindForger is and how to make your first steps in it. See also Installation and Getting Started.
MindForger from a Markdown editor to a thinking notebook - the tour of the main window, workspaces, notebooks and notes.
Create your first notebook and note, open a workspace and edit a plain Markdown file.
Wingman is MindForger's private AI assistant which brings a large language model (LLM) - local ollama, OpenAI or OpenRouter - to your notes. See LLM provider configuration to set it up.
Fix grammar of the text you wrote.
Summarize a note or a selected text.
Explain like I'm 5 - get a simple explanation of a term or a concept.
Translate a note or a selected text to another language.
Complete text and rewrite what you have written.
Find a better word - synonyms and antonyms for the selected text.
Creating and forgetting the knowledge in your workspace.
Create a new workspace, notebook and note.
Notebooks are not deleted, but deprecated - they are moved to the limbo directory from where they can be purged or resurrected.
Writing Markdown in the Markdown editor.
Toggle the live HTML preview of the edited Markdown.
Write a prefix of a notebook/note name and let MindForger create the Markdown link for you - see link completion.
Generate the table of contents of a Markdown document.
Edit a note in your favorite external editor.
Finding the knowledge in your workspace and giving it a structure.
Search your workspace by full-text, name or tag.
Promote, demote and move notes to structure a notebook - see outliner.
Organize notes to the columns of a Kanban board using tags.
Browse your workspace as a graph of notebooks, notes and tags - see knowledge graph navigator.