Diagrammo in your docs & notes

Draw it once. Show it in your wiki, your notes and your docs site — and every copy keeps up as you edit.

Diagrammo 
bar Sign-ups by week
Week 1 120
Week 2 180
Week 3 150Week 4 260
Bar chart for 3 categories, from Week 1 at 120 to Week 2 at 180.Sign-ups by week020406080100120140160180Week 1Week 2Week 3120180150
Bar chart for 3 categories, from Week 1 at 120 to Week 2 at 180.Sign-ups by week020406080100120140160180Week 1Week 2Week 3120180150
Bar chart for 4 categories, from Week 1 at 120 to Week 4 at 260.Sign-ups by week050100150200250Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4120180150260
Bar chart for 4 categories, from Week 1 at 120 to Week 4 at 260.Sign-ups by week050100150200250Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4120180150260
Edit it once. Every place that holds the live link shows the new version.

Where do you write?

Notes

Wikis, issue trackers and note apps. Paste a link, or add one plugin.

On your site

Docs sites built from Markdown. Add the plugin and write a fence.

Two ways in

Paste a live link

Show the diagram on the web and paste its link into Notion, Confluence or Jira. The tool draws it, read-only, as you last saved it. Nothing to install.

In Diagrammo, press Share (⌘E) → Show on the web, or right-click the diagram → Show and copy link. The link is copied, and the diagram wears the amber globe. See where these are in the app.

Write a fence

Add the plugin to Obsidian or your docs site and write a ```dgmo fence. It holds the diagram’s own text, or a live link to one kept in Diagrammo:

markdown 
```dgmo
https://online.diagrammo.app/d/dgm_01M3PG3DQ6S89W7ZFM5Z06J1CD
```

Keep the embedded diagram current

A live link shows the latest version wherever it is embedded, so editing the diagram once updates every place that holds it.

How live links work How fences work Every chart type