Recursively descends the entire directory tree.

Scoops up every .md file it finds, at any depth.

Creates a new Moment document that mirrors the original folder hierarchy — subfolders become nested pages, and every Markdown file becomes a page under the folder it lived in.

Preserves the original file and folder names as page titles.

Bring your notes with you. Point Moment at an Obsidian vault, a Zettelkasten, or a ~/notes directory and you're reading, editing, and linking within seconds.

Import docs from other tools. Most knowledge tools export to a folder of Markdown (including Notion). If yours does, Moment can ingest it.

Onboard a repo's docs. Many codebases keep design docs, RFCs, and runbooks in a /docs folder. Import that folder and you have a browsable knowledge base, cross-linked and searchable.

Consolidate scattered writing. Pull together drafts, meeting notes, and specs that live across different folders into a single document with structure intact.

Markdown only, for now. Non-Markdown files in the folder (images, PDFs, code, .txt) are skipped in this beta. Only .md files are imported.

Hierarchy is preserved. If your folder has guides/onboarding/day-one.md, that exact path is reflected in the Moment document's page tree.

Wikilinks come along. [[double-bracket]] references inside your imported files are resolved to internal Moment links automatically, so an Obsidian vault retains its link graph on import. See Wikilinks for the full list of supported patterns.

Beta. The feature is labeled Beta in the UI because we're still refining import behavior around edge cases — very large folders, unusual filename characters, and attachments referenced from Markdown files. Feedback is welcome.