Knowledge Graph
Not a chatbot. A memory palace you explore — on hardware you own.
Knowledge Graph is a private spatial interface for memory and knowledge. Conversations, photos, and voice notes live as floating elements on an infinite canvas of time. Scroll to move through days and months. Speak to query or add. Everything runs locally on your own machine.
What it is
- Spatial UI — Three.js infinite canvas with time layers; pan, zoom, and scroll through memory
- Local intelligence — on-device LLM, vision, Whisper, embeddings, and reranking on Apple Silicon
- Living graph — entities and relationships extracted from conversations, photos, and voice
- Rich images — EXIF, reverse geocoding, faces, and local vision descriptions become graph nodes
- Voice-first — speech enters the same knowledge loop, fully offline
Direction
The long-term surface is cinematic and local: glassy panels instead of bubbles, hierarchical expansion of related knowledge, time as a navigable dimension, ambient presence instead of transactional chat. Designed for web and local use now — with the same spatial language meant to extend into XR.
A Sci-Fi app in the strict sense: the interface you were told belonged to movies, running on a machine that never has to phone home.