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Where thinking
becomes a map

Synapse is your transmedia pulse. Connect the dots between books, streaming, and personal thoughts - uncover hidden links and see culture differently.
Free - and always will be.

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Sapiens. De animales a dioses
Yuval Noah Harari
2 notes
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Armas, gérmenes y acero
Jared Diamond
2 notes
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Eden
Ron Howard
2 notes
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Notes, links and sources in one calm dashboard.

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See how every idea you capture connects.

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Books, films and ideas you're thinking about.

AI Synapse

Surfaces links between notes you didn't notice.

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True intelligence isn't a walking encyclopedia of isolated facts -
it's the web you weave between them.

Neuroscientists have found that highly creative and intelligent minds show high semantic connectivity. When they think of a concept, it doesn't activate one isolated node - it fires a massive, sprawling network of distant memories, analogies, and associations.

They see the link because their neural pathways are deeply interconnected. Synapse is built on this same principle - giving every reader a tool that thinks the way brilliant minds do.

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Everything your reading notes deserve

Visual Knowledge Graph
Watch your ideas come to life in a force-directed graph. Tap any node to explore connections you didn't know existed between your notes.
Wikilink Connections
Type [[Note title]] to link ideas instantly. Synapse builds the connections for you - no manual wiring required.
Private by Default
Your notes live locally on your device. Nothing leaves without your permission - no accounts required to get started.
Export to Obsidian
Build the "second brain" all over YouTube and Instagram - and actually own it. Export your whole library as an Obsidian vault: plain Markdown files, grouped by source, with your [[wikilinks]] carried across as real links. Raw JSON too. No lock-in, ever.
Share as a Story
Turn any note into a beautiful editorial poster - a 9:16 magazine-style image ready to post straight to Instagram Stories, or save to your camera roll.
Beyond books
Capture notes on anything that makes you think - books, films, series, topics and your own ideas, all in one graph.
Discover
Get fresh recommendations for what to read or watch next, tuned to the ideas already in your library.

One film. Three books.
A personal breakthrough.

A single piece of media can open a door to an entire constellation of ideas. Here's how watching Arrival sparked a real chain of thought - across books, research, and personal reflection. Hover any node to follow the thread.

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You craft the web.
AI shows you what you missed.

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Connections you craft.
Connections you never saw coming.

Linking ideas manually is itself an act of thinking - it forces you to understand why two concepts belong together. But some of the most powerful connections live between notes you wrote months apart, from books you read in different seasons of life. A Synapse AI Agent reads your entire knowledge base and surfaces the links your conscious mind skipped.

Suggested connections
The agent scans across all your notes - books, films, thoughts - and proposes links with an explanation of why they belong together.
Reasoning, not just a link
Every suggestion includes a "Because:" - a short explanation grounded in your own notes, not generic AI filler.
You stay in control
Accept a suggestion to add it to your graph. Dismiss it if it doesn't resonate. The AI is your co-pilot - the connections are always yours.

Runs privately on-device: Apple Intelligence on iPhone 15 Pro and later, Gemini on other devices.

Suggested link
Because: Both explore how internal framing and the language we use about ourselves quietly shape our long-term behavior and identity.
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Suggested link
Because: Arrival's heptapod language is directly inspired by Rovelli's physics - your notes on each were written six months apart but share the same core insight on perceived time.
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Because: Rubin argues that the artist's job is to change the frame, not the subject. Your personal reflection lands on the same insight from a different angle.
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