Weave Desktop -

Despite being visual, Weave has a robust command palette (Ctrl/Cmd+P) and quick-switch between nodes. It respects Vim-like motions if you enable the plugin. The Bad (Cons) 1. Steep Learning Curve Because it breaks the folder/tree model, new users often feel lost. “Where do I save something?” — anywhere. That freedom can paralyze. Weave needs better onboarding tutorials.

There is no iOS/Android app, and no web clipper. You can view a canvas on a phone via a third-party renderer, but editing is impossible. This makes Weave a “desktop-only” tool, which kills the capture habit for many. weave desktop

You can color-code nodes, group them with freehand shapes, and add tags. The “focus mode” temporarily hides everything outside a selected group—great for large canvases. Despite being visual, Weave has a robust command