The Graph
Your thinking, made visible

Think in
connections.

Turn scattered thoughts into living graphs. Build with intelligent agents, connect every idea, and collaborate with your people in one shared space.

Free during betaLocal-firstAgent ready
Drag the nodes
Product

One living graph
for everything you think.

Tasks, people, goals, ideas, events — every one is a node. Arrows are dependencies, flows, and assignments. Edit everything in place, right on the canvas, and watch it all stay connected.

Edit in place

Tap a node and type. Title, notes, status, color, shape, due dates, files and images — all directly on the card, with a quick-action halo. No forms, no friction.

Groups & subgraphs

Drag nodes into groups that grow to contain them. Collapse a whole project into one chip — its arrows re-route automatically.

Lenses & views

Filter by type, status, or due date, save any perspective as a named view, and jump back to it in one tap.

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Wiki-links

Write [[Any Node Title]] inside a note and it becomes a live link — tap to jump, or to create the node if it doesn't exist yet.

Undo everything

Every action is undoable — even deletions wait politely for eight seconds before committing. No confirmation dialogs, ever.

Time built in

Due dates, an overdue lens, a timeline of what's coming, a live activity feed of what changed — and per-node history showing who changed what, field by field.

For agents

Built for AI,
from the first commit.

The Graph ships with a built-in assistant and a fully open surface for external agents. Bring your own model — OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, or a local Ollama. Your key stays on your machine, always.

  • A real agent loop. The assistant reads your graph, creates and connects nodes, updates statuses — and you watch it work on the canvas, live.
  • Self-describing REST API. One endpoint teaches any agent the whole surface. Plus an MCP server for Claude and friends.
  • A task queue for agents. Open work, per agent, with prerequisites resolved and a ready flag — agents always know what to do next.
  • Safe by design. Agent writes are version-guarded: if a human edits concurrently, the human wins and the agent retries with fresh state.
 agent session
# any agent, any language — one call to learn the API
$ curl https://your-host/b/<board>/api/docs

# what should I work on?
$ curl .../api/agent/tasks?agent=claude
[{ "title": "Design the data model",
   "ready": true, "due": "2026-08-01",
   "prerequisites": [] }]

# act — attributed, validated, broadcast live
$ curl -X PATCH .../api/nodes/n42 \
    -H "x-user: claude" \
    -d '{"status":"done"}'
→ every human sees it happen, instantly

Running more than one agent? The Graph pairs beautifully with OnBuzz! — the advanced multi-agent platform by Loxia — to orchestrate whole agent teams against boards like these.

DA NO  3 connected — live
Dana is here
Plan the launch
in-progress · due Aug 1
Noa is here
Write the announcement
open · assigned to Noa
just now · Dana moved "Plan the launch" to in-progress
2m ago · assistant connected "Announcement" → "Launch"
5m ago · Noa renamed "Draft" to "Write the announcement"
Collaboration

One link.
Everyone on the board.

Create a shared board on your own board server and send one invite link. No accounts, no sign-ups — friends join from their own app or straight from the browser.

  • Truly live. Every edit, presence avatars, and "who's editing what" chips stream to everyone in real time — and reconnects heal themselves.
  • Nothing lost, ever. Concurrent text edits never silently overwrite: whoever hits a conflict chooses "keep mine" or "take theirs". Field-level history shows who changed what.
  • Snapshots & restore. Named point-in-time versions of the whole board — restoring always keeps a safety copy first.
  • Your server, your rules. The board host is trustless and self-hosted: unguessable capability links, rate-limited, no accounts, and it never sees an AI key.
Get early access

Start thinking
in connections.

One installer. Runs entirely on your machine — a local graph that's yours, in a SQLite file you can copy, back up, or leave.

Direct download — Windows 10/11, ~90 MB, no account, no sign-up. The Graph is in beta and the installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run: choose More info → Run anyway. Want a shared board to try collaboration, or hit a snag? Write us.