Kosmik is an infinite canvas for creatives, designers, researchers, and anyone who wants to think better. From ideation to production, Kosmik lets you think freely, uncover insights, and have fun!
A plus? We are decentralised and completely private. Your work will always remain yours.
Embed videos, images, websites, files... The limit is your imagination.
When you transclude an object, its content gets updated everywhere.
Pin and extract content from PDFs and websites: build documents in a breeze.
Infinite canvas · Multimedia · Live copy (transclusion) · Pin mode · Offline mode · Native iPad and Mac app
Backlinks · Web clipper · Publish mode · Web app reader · Annotation · Shapes and connectors · Address book
Multiplayer · Subscribe to universes · Windows support · Video chat · Audio file support · Template library · Block level transclusion
Kosmik is used by all kinds of people, from art teachers, to bloggers, to consultants.
Create inspiring moodboards with pictures, videos, and even websites! Draw on the canvas, and share it with the world.
Create, move, and annotate text. Pin text to compose your final draft. As simple and flexible as a physical notebook.
Forget about messy folders full of files. View and edit all your research material in one place.
Create captivating content, annotate in real time, and invite the audience to participate with publish mode.
Embrace flexibility. Organize and link your thoughts visually with Kosmik's infinite canvas.
At Kosmik, we want to reimagine how you create, discover and share knowledge.
We used to dream about computers.
We created computers to expand the possibilities of human minds. To create a better world, a more fun, creative, and fair world, where people could collaborate and advance human intelligence.
And computers have helped us build great things. They helped advance science and healthcare, they allow people to collaborate from across the world, they entertain us and help us become more productive. But for all the dreams we had for them, they have been a disappointment.
Where has the dream gone?
To companies that sell your data for profit, that intrude on your privacy? To applications that are hard and unintuitive to use? Information that is siloed, unretrievable?
We get it, computers are no longer inspiring. They are useful, sometimes fun, but mostly, they are a place where you waste precious time, where your ideas go to die. They are hardly anything that moves you anymore.
We think it's time for a change. Time to reignite the dream. And we hope you will join us.