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One graph. Every useful view.

A focused branch for today. A source trail when rigor matters. A recall queue when memory matters. A synthesis canvas when thinking is ready to become work.

Next: inspect the intelligence

A calm operating surface

One graph.
Every useful view.

A focused branch for today. A source trail when rigor matters. A recall queue when memory matters. A synthesis canvas when the thinking is ready to become work. Nothing drifts into a disconnected copy.

One system, many minds

For anyone trying to understand something.

A student and a scientist need different workflows, not different foundations. Treefiny gives every person the same durable graph, then adapts the prompts, views, memory rhythm, and outputs to the work in front of them.

01

Learn anything deeply

Turn lessons, books, lectures, and questions into a concept graph. Use teach-back prompts, practice questions, and spaced recall to move from exposure to durable understanding.

02

Research with evidence

Build a literature trail from a real question. Keep sources, claims, evidence, counterevidence, quotations, and uncertainty connected so every synthesis can show where it came from.

03

Remember what matters

Choose what deserves to stay available. Treefiny schedules active recall, resurfaces relevant context, and adapts review to what is becoming strong, weak, or newly useful.

04

Map complex ideas

Move fluidly between a focused branch, a mind map, an outline, and a wider knowledge graph. Every view reflects the same underlying ideas and relationships.

05

Create from knowledge

Develop connected material into a study guide, research brief, essay, plan, explanation, or original synthesis without losing sources, tensions, or open questions.

06

Think through decisions

Compare options against explicit criteria, constraints, risks, and unknowns. Preserve the reasoning behind a decision and define what evidence should trigger a review.

The product surface

One continuous path from capture to creation.

Treefiny is not eight disconnected tools in one subscription. Each surface reads and writes the same user-owned knowledge model, so a source can become evidence, a concept can become a memory, and a mature branch can become useful work without losing context.

01

Universal capture

Start with text, a question, a link, a document, an image, audio, or a fleeting thought. AI transcribes and prepares the inbox while preserving the raw capture and its origin.

02

AI-native slip-box

Turn source notes and the user’s own permanent thoughts into stable, addressable ideas connected by explained relationships, sequences, and structure maps.

03

Research and fact layer

Separate what a source says from what the user believes and what the system infers. Track citations, support, contradiction, confidence, and the date a fact was checked.

04

Memory engine

Generate recall prompts from real knowledge, schedule spaced repetition, reveal why an item returned, and reconnect each memory to the context that makes it useful.

05

Visual thinking

Branch, cluster, sequence, and compare ideas on calm canvases. Mind maps are navigable views of the graph—not isolated drawings that drift away from the knowledge.

06

Workflow studio

Create plain-language programs with triggers, conditions, actions, and review. Begin with trusted templates, then adapt and share workflows without needing to code.

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AI thinking partner

Ask precise questions, find connections, challenge claims, compare perspectives, and draft source-aware synthesis. Every suggestion explains why it appeared.

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Output studio

Turn a developed graph into useful work: explanations, flashcards, briefs, outlines, essays, plans, decisions, and next actions that remain linked to their foundations.

The knowledge model

A graph that knows the difference between an idea and a fact.

Everything is a durable, typed object with provenance, time, status, ownership, and relationships. Hierarchy keeps a thread navigable; cross-links let knowledge behave like a graph. No important reasoning is flattened into an anonymous block of text.

Inbox item
A raw, temporary capture waiting to be discarded, deferred, linked, or developed.
Source note
What a source says at a precise page, section, timestamp, or location.
Permanent thought
One durable, reusable idea explained in the person’s own language.
Structure note
A curated entry point that orders existing thoughts without duplicating them.
Question
What the person wants to learn, resolve, or decide.
Concept
A durable idea, definition, model, or principle.
Claim
A statement that can be supported, challenged, or revised.
Fact
A checkable assertion with source, date, and confidence.
Source
A book, paper, page, person, recording, or dataset.
Evidence
Material that supports, contradicts, or qualifies a claim.
Memory
Something intentionally prepared for future recall.
Connection
A typed relationship with an explanation of why it matters.
Synthesis
A reviewable understanding drawn from connected material.
Decision
A conclusion with rationale, alternatives, and review conditions.
Action
A concrete next move derived from the thinking.
Unknown
A visible gap, tension, assumption, or unresolved dependency.

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Bring your thinking with you.

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