01 / capture
Everything lands as a node.
Type it, clip it, say it, forward it. Every thought becomes a note in under two seconds, with no folder to choose.
New · Ask your brain, now with citations
Engram is a second brain that links what you write, remembers what you forget, and answers in your own words.
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Move your cursor · every dot is a note
// how it thinks
01 / capture
Type it, clip it, say it, forward it. Every thought becomes a note in under two seconds, with no folder to choose.
02 / connect
Link with [[double brackets]] or let Engram propose connections by meaning. Your graph grows while you work.
03 / recall
Search one idea and the notes around it light up. Ask a question and get an answer that cites your own writing.
// ask your brain
No hallucinated sources and no guessing. Every answer is built from your writing and links back to the notes it came from.
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search across 100,000 notes
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local-first, works offline
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lock-in. It's Markdown.
// under the hood
Every link works both ways. Open any note and see everything that points back to it.
A live map of your notes that you can fly through, filter, and rearrange. It stays smooth at 100k nodes.
Find notes by what they mean. Typos, synonyms and half-remembered phrases all work.
Forgotten notes return on a spaced schedule, so old ideas meet new problems.
Local-first storage with end-to-end encrypted sync. We can't read your notes, even if we wanted to.
Your vault is a folder of .md files. Open it in any editor, back it up anywhere, leave any time.
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