The Zettelkasten Branch Tracker plugin introduces a dedicated graph view tailored for notes that follow Zettelkasten ID numbering. Instead of showing a generic network, it parses hierarchical and linear continuations like `1114a`, `1114.1`, or mixed formats, then displays them as a clear four-tier structure. Parents, siblings, continuations, and children are colour-coded and sized dynamically to reflect depth and content, with dotted or solid lines distinguishing sequence and hierarchy. Users can pan, zoom, or adjust spacing, depth, and branch limits for better navigation. Interactive controls allow toggling counts, enabling auto-update, or focusing on specific levels. This makes it easier to see how notes branch out, trace ancestry, or explore continuations in large collections.

The Notes Explorer plugin offers a visually rich way to browse and organize notes by displaying them as cards in either a masonry or gallery layout. Users can sort notes based on modification date, creation time, or filename, and apply filters to hide empty notes or focus on specific folders, including subfolders. Clicking on a folder in the file explorer opens an explorer board tailored to that folder's contents. The plugin also supports visual tagging using background or sidebar color indicators. Originally a fork of the Cards View plugin, Notes Explorer has evolved with additional customization options, making it ideal for users who prefer a more visual approach to navigating their vault.

The Better Mindmap plugin transforms Markdown outlines into interactive mind maps, offering a dynamic visual representation of your notes. It supports live updates as you edit, allowing seamless navigation between content and mind map view. Users can switch between vertical and horizontal layouts, adjust spacing with rank and node separation sliders, and interact directly with nodes to collapse, expand, or highlight sections. Clicking linked text within nodes opens related notes instantly.