How citations work
If it isn’t in your notes, it doesn’t appear.
NoteNet answers from your vault, then shows the note and the line. A monospace chip is the citation. Click it, you’re in the source. Nothing decorative. Nothing uncited.
A cited answer
In March you landed on an $8 entry tier N04·L42. Jane on the Acme call pushed back on $12 N11·L8.
Sources — every claim traced
N04·L42Pricing experiments — March
line 42N11·L8Customer call — Acme
line 8The chip is the citation
Geist Mono, 11px, signal on a hairline. It names the note and the line. Not an icon. Not a footnote you can’t reach.
No source, no sentence
The model does not get to paraphrase the internet into your vault. If the quote isn’t yours, it doesn’t ship in the answer.
Your notes only
Retrieval is fenced to your account. No one else’s corpus. No training on what you typed.
The wall is after
Free is 20 cited questions a day. You get the answer. Then the counter. Not a gate in front of the work.