Feature · Brain
A second brain you can browse.
Brain is your home screen. It turns thousands of captured memories into a calm overview — what is captured, synced, indexed and recallable — and lets you dive into a structured table or a timeline of everything you know.
The short version.
Where most tools give you a search box and a void, Brain gives you a sense of your own knowledge. Pipeline bars show how memory is flowing in; charts show how it grows; and Smart Collections quietly organise everything by the people, topics and projects that matter — so your second brain feels less like a database and more like a place.
What you get.
- Pipeline metrics. Four live bars — captured, synced, indexed and recall — show the health of your memory at a glance.
- Headline stats. Total memories, connected sources and the number of relationships between them.
- Activity chart. A seven-day view of how much memory you create, with your peak day highlighted.
- Recall engine. A circular gauge tracking how well Akhrots can retrieve what you need.
- Smart Collections. Memories auto-grouped by people, topics and projects — no folders to maintain.
- Gantt timeline. Every memory placed on a timeline by period, colour-coded by type.
- Bulk edit & merge. Select many memories to edit, merge duplicates or archive in one move.
Under the hood.
From input to insight.
Questions, answered.
What is the difference between Brain and Graph?
Brain is the readable overview — dashboards, stats and a timeline of your memory. Graph is the visual explorer that shows how individual memories connect. Brain answers “how am I doing?”, Graph answers “how does this relate?”.
Do I have to organise my memories manually?
No. Smart Collections group memories automatically by people, topics and projects, and the timeline orders them for you. You can still edit, merge and tag by hand whenever you want.