Every problem you carry, on one map. Solved together.
Problem Graph is a journal that draws itself. Write a problem down in one line, attach the solutions you try and what happened, and watch the links appear. Keep it to yourself, share it with a private network of people you choose, or put it out for everyone. Then borrow what already worked.
How it works
Three kinds of node, four lanes of life, one graph that grows as you use it.
Write the problem down
One line is enough. Put it in a lane: personal, work, expert or scientific. It lands on the graph the moment you press Enter.
Attach what you try
Add solutions as ideas, mark the ones you are trying, and record the outcome: worked, partly, or failed. The graph remembers so you do not have to.
Link and see
Link problems that belong together, even across lanes. Patterns show up on the map that never show up in a list.
Share it your way
Mark one problem as a main node. Only a main node can be shared, and when it is, everything under it goes along: its solutions, their outcomes, and the requirements they need. A problem you only link to it stays home, like the rest of your graph.
Find solutions on the graph
A shared problem is never alone for long. Problem Graph shows you similar problems other people have shared, in any lane, and which of their solutions actually worked. Borrow one into your own graph with one tap and it keeps a link back to where it came from. Ask for suggestions and the AI proposes new solutions grounded in what worked for others on problems like yours.
"The graph is honest. A solution that failed three times stays on the map as a failed solution, and that is exactly what the next person needs to know."
Look first, join when you want to add something
The public network is open to everyone. Browse the problems people have shared and the solutions that worked, no account needed. When you want to add a problem of your own, recommend a solution, or borrow one, create an account with a username and a password. It takes ten seconds.