All of that, wherever you want it.
A graph of your life is the most sensitive file you will ever own, so GraphLife is local-first: it's a SQLite file on your machine and the whole loop works there. Anything hosted — sync, sharing, an inbox for what you dictate elsewhere — is opt-in, and what leaves your device leaves sealed.
The whole loop runs with no keys and no models — deterministic extraction and answering on your machine. Bring an API key and the call goes device → Anthropic directly, with no backend of ours in between.
Turn on sync or the chat inbox and the server still holds no readable graph — an encrypted oplog, sealed blobs, grants. Anything sent to you arrives sealed to your device's key and is written only once you accept it.
Give an assistant, an app or a service a read-only slice — and take it back whenever you like. Deny-by-default: an edge comes back only when both of its ends are in scope, a path only when every hop is, so structure cannot leak through a hidden node.
Then ask it the things you can't google.
Tell it about your life the way you'd tell a person — type it, talk it, or drop in a photo of a passport. What it extracts is shown to you as chips you confirm, edit or throw away before anything is written.
Three people. Livia, at the Puglia wedding in 2021. Sam, through the Meridian project the year after. And Nadia, who Marco introduced at his boxing gym.
Every answer carries the facts it was built from, and every fact carries where it came from.
Tap a node, get the whole story.
The graph is a canvas you can pan, zoom and focus — tap any node for this sheet, drag it up for the full page. Every attribute carries where it came from, every relationship reads in the right direction from both ends.
One self-describing file: JSON with every node, alias, edge and provenance record, or Markdown you can just read. Import it back and it round-trips.
A local server opens the file read-only and exposes search, neighbors, subgraph and paths. Documents and private captures are withheld unless you say otherwise.
Calendars, address books, mailbox headers, chat exports — a file drop, not a year of typing. Even a codebase indexes into the same graph.
Start with one node.
It's you. Everything else you already know — it just hasn't been written down anywhere that remembers.
Android, iOS and Windows. No account, nothing to sign up for — AI extraction and answers are optional and use your own key.