A map of everything you know

Engram draws it as you write. Topics rise into hills, links become roads, and what you touched this week glows pink.

Point at a place to see where its roads lead.

What the map is made of

Nothing on it is drawn by hand. Every line comes from notes you wrote and the links between them.

Places rise on their own
Write about something often and it grows into a hill. You never file a note. Engram places it by what it says.
Roads are links
Put double brackets around a name and a road appears. Engram also suggests roads you haven't drawn, and you choose which to keep.
Pink is this week
The places you've touched lately glow. Each morning Engram uses them to pick older notes worth bringing back, and tells you why.
Ask, and follow the route
Ask a question and Engram walks the roads for you. It answers from your notes only and shows the route it took, so you can check it.
The survey is yours
The map is drawn from Markdown files in a folder on your device. Move the folder, edit it anywhere, keep it for decades. Sync is optional and end-to-end encrypted.

One device, unlimited notes. Everything stays on your device.

$8 a month

Sync across devices, Ask and the web clipper. $72 if you pay for a year.

In public beta for Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android and the browser.