Browse

Overview

Browse (in the web app under Account → Browse) is a visual home for everything you've stored. It opens on a fast overview of your clusters and lets you move from the big picture down to a single memory and its links — without ever leaving the page. The same memories can be viewed several ways: as a graph, as a wiki, or as an exportable bundle.

Graph view

The graph is a force-directed map of your memories and the relationships between them. It's built to stay legible whether you have dozens of memories or tens of thousands:

• Level of detail — opens on a cluster overview, then reveals individual memories as you zoom in (no reload)
• Semantic zoom — labels, edges, and node detail scale with the zoom level, and off-screen nodes are culled for speed
• Expand & focus — click a node to pull in its neighbors, or focus a single memory and its immediate links
• Minimap — keep your bearings while panning a large graph
• Unclustered bucket — memories not yet in a cluster still appear, so the overview covers every memory

Nodes carry the full memory — open one to read its content, metadata, and relationships.

Wiki view

The Wiki view reshapes the same data into something readable end to end: clusters become sections, tags become an index, and a memory's revision history reads as its page history. It's the fastest way to skim a whole area of knowledge rather than hunt node by node.

Todos & Guides

Memories on the Action super-type — checklists and step-by-step guides — get dedicated views. Todos surfaces open items across your space; Guides renders multi-step memories you can follow and check off. See Now for capturing and working these day to day.

Export (Open Knowledge Format)

From Browse you can preview and export a whole space as an Open Knowledge Format (OKF) bundle — a portable, structured snapshot of its memories, clusters, and links. Use it to move knowledge between spaces, archive a project, or hand a self-contained knowledge base to another tool.