References stay invisible
Someone may build on your page, cite it, or reply indirectly, but you may never notice.
Publishing should not feel like shouting into the void. Backlinks show which pages reference your work, so writers can see context, momentum, and conversation forming around an idea.
Interactive feature preview
Built to make every page more useful.
The old way
These are the common publishing problems this feature is designed to solve.
Someone may build on your page, cite it, or reply indirectly, but you may never notice.
A page can be part of a larger conversation while still looking like it stands alone.
Without backlinks, readers cannot easily find the pages that quote, challenge, or expand the current one.
The WeWrite way
See where your pages are referenced and which ideas are gaining traction.
Benefit 01
Writers can see which pages point back to their work and why that page matters.
Benefit 02
Readers can move from a page into the responses and references around it.
Benefit 03
When a page starts attracting links, writers can see which ideas are resonating.
Product tour
A closer look at how this feature works across WeWrite.
A page-level module lists incoming references.
Backlinks help readers understand how another page uses the current one.
Incoming links show when a page is becoming a hub.
Three simple steps
Write and link naturally across pages.
Backlinks reveal which other pages point to the current page.
Use incoming links to discover related work, replies, and new angles.
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