No tabs. Explore the web with cards on a canvas, alongside images, PDFs, and more.
Create from anywhere: use our Mac/iPad and web app, and even work offline.
Your data is yours, always. Fully decentralized and encrypted on device.
Browse the web and capture images, quotes, and links in one click.
Organise and connect your thoughts visually. See information in different contexts, and rediscover your creative spark ✨
Go from inspiration to final product. Share with your friends or clients or publish for the world to see.
Collaborate with your team, from workshop to delivery. Integrate your tools, use kosmivision to chat. Remote work made easy 😌
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Watch lectures right on Kosmik, take notes, add PDFs, and research and extract information.
Keep all your notes in one place, browse the web to find anything you need and work on and publish your essays!
Make moodboards that stand out by adding pictures, videos, notes, and even sketching your ideas
Create moodboards, plan trips, save your favourite memories and inspiration, and take notes for what you're learning!
@RobertHaisfield
Kosmik is doing everything we wish were possible in Figma with knowledge management and transclusion. I’m hoping it will be queryable in unique ways, and thought this might be an interesting display for Paul to look at.
@lukeallenmiller
Just playing around a bit with the new @kosmik_app. Introduced it to my @RoamResearch graph. They're friends now.Read somewhere that it's like Figma for knowledge work. That seems like a good description. Interested to see how it develops.
@TheAlexYao
got off a call with @Paul_Rony for a @kosmik_app demo • spatial note taking • spatial thinking • spatial web browsing and it uses @IPFS
@Dylan_Steck
Been LOVING using @kosmik_app !! Huge technical breakthroughs and a beautiful macOS interface. So excited to see where this rocket ship goes.
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.
