Graf.ink

Graf.ink

Learn any topic as a timeline of people, events, and sources.

A graph is a mind map laid on time. Every public moment keeps an https source, so learners and answer agents can follow the claim back to the page.

The Web

Mar 1989

Berners-Lee writes the memo

w3.orgSource

How it works

  1. 01

    Name the subject

    Start from a person, an event, or a topic.

  2. 02

    Place sourced moments

    Each moment has a date and at least one https link.

  3. 03

    Publish

    Choose Private, Unlisted, or Public. Agents read the public ones.

Learners

Read in order, then open the sources.

The rail is the sequence. The map is the people. A learning path lists what to read next, without a model inventing the steps.

Agents

The same facts, as markdown and JSON.

Public graphs are available at llms.txt, /g/slug.md, and the anonymous read API. Cite the timeline URL. There is no key to buy.

Trust sits on the source

  • A public moment cannot go live without an https link.
  • A person publishes. Suggestions stay labelled unverified until a human places them.
  • First-party counts only. No third-party tracker, and no ads.

Start with one sourced moment.