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A browser-based knowledge graph for building and navigating mind maps, concept maps, and semantic networks.
Knogra lets you build interconnected knowledge maps — mind maps, concept maps, semantic networks — and move through them with animated transitions between nodes rather than a static canvas. An AI assistant that understands the graph's structure can help extend or query a map. It runs in the browser and stores data locally via IndexedDB, so maps keep working offline once loaded. The site is explicit that there's no company behind it: no funding, no roadmap, just a tool released under the MIT license by an individual maker. No pricing page exists, consistent with it being a free, unfunded project.
No pricing page exists; the maker describes it as an unfunded, free tool released under the MIT license.
Use tool ↗Knogra is a one-person, MIT-licensed project for people who think in networks rather than lists — its animated node-to-node navigation is a genuinely different way to move through a knowledge base than a typical outliner. Being unfunded and solo-maintained cuts both ways: no subscription or lock-in, but also no support line and an unclear future if the maker moves on.
Watch out: There's no stated backup or export guarantee beyond local browser storage, so a cleared browser cache could mean lost maps.
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