Topic map
See how your bookmarks cluster
A force-directed graph of every bookmark you've saved, with edges based on semantic similarity. Zoom out to see clusters; zoom in to read titles. Surfaces connections you didn't notice.
In short
The topic map is a force-directed graph of your bookmarks clustered by meaning, surfacing connections across what you've read that you'd otherwise miss.
In the app: /topic-map
What it gives you
Find adjacent thinking
Bookmarks you saved months apart on related topics show up close together on the map.
Favorites pop visually
Starred bookmarks render with a glow so you can re-find your highest-signal sources at a glance.
Cluster legend
Auto-extracted cluster labels show what each colour group is about. Click a cluster to filter the map to its members.
How it works
- 1
Save at least 3 bookmarks (the topic map needs a minimum corpus).
- 2
Wait for the embedding step — usually under a minute per bookmark.
- 3
Visit /topic-map and explore. Click any node to open the source bookmark.
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FAQ
What does the topic map show?
A force-directed graph of your bookmarks clustered by semantic similarity — zoom out for the map, zoom in for individual cards.
How is it different from the wiki graph?
The topic map clusters raw bookmarks by meaning; the wiki graph connects the distilled concept pages. Two lenses on the same corpus.
What is it good for?
Spotting connections across things you've read that you'd never have linked manually — the basis for cross-client insight.
Do I need a lot of bookmarks for it to be useful?
Clusters get meaningful at ~20+ bookmarks; below that the map is sparse but already shows your main themes.
Can I open a bookmark from the map?
Yes — click any node to jump straight to that bookmark or its wiki concept.
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