toro4n docs

These guides cover everything you can do in toro4n, from drawing your first node to sharing a model with your team. toro4n runs in your browser, so there's nothing to install. You can start without an account and sign in when you want to work with others.

Drawing

• Nodes and relationships – labels, relationship types, direction, captions, and node shapes (circles or cards).
• Properties – property types, example values, uniqueness and existence constraints, and pasting many properties at once.
• Layers – split a large model into parts you can show, hide, and lock, or combine several graphs into one.
• Notes – capture decisions and questions, and attach them to nodes and relationships.
• Style, Simple mode, and Square mode – colors, sizes, dark mode, and two ways to present a model.
• Arrange – untangle crossing relationships, move notes and relationship types out of the way, and space everything out before you export an image.
• Keyboard shortcuts – every key and gesture.

Import and export

• Export – get a Cypher script with your constraints, a JSON file, or an SVG or PNG image.
• Import and merge – bring in model files, turn a pasted list of names into nodes, and merge a model into the one you have open.
• Import your Neo4j schema – run two queries in Neo4j Browser, paste the results, and we'll draw the graph data model for you.

Collaboration

• Accounts, sharing, and collaboration – sign in with Google or an emailed code, share with specific people, edit together in real time, and restore earlier versions.
• AI assistants – let Claude, ChatGPT, or another assistant draw and edit models.

More

• Examples – models to open and explore.
• About toro4n – what it is, plus answers to common questions.
• How we handle your data – what toro4n stores with and without an account.