CosmoKnowledgeMap
seiji honda · Productivity
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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• Improved automatic imports from Safari by checking the article’s loading status and waiting for its content to stabilize. • Improved extraction of references and meaningful links within articles, and expanded coverage of the middle sections of long articles. • Refined connections between information by giving more weight to titles, headings, and recurring topics in the article. • Improved recognition of multi-word technical terms and reduced irrelevant connections caused by generic words or incidental mentions.
Price & rating history · US
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Price · Free now · 2 changes on record
In-app purchases · US
No in-app purchases.
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**What is CosmoMap?** - CosmoMap is a personal knowledge map that turns pages and notes collected from Safari into stars and connections. - Save information from the Safari extension, Share Sheet, or manual entry. - Use fast full-text search as your starting point, then view and explore pages, topics, and links as a 3D knowledge map of stars and lines. - Jump from search results to a star, follow its connections, and discover unexpected relationships. **Four ways to view** - Choose from Sphere, Nebula, Neural Network, and Plane views. - Switch views to explore the same information from different perspectives. **Expand with AI** - Choose a topic, and CosmoMap creates text you can give to an AI. - Paste it into an AI you use, such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, then import the returned file or response text. → New stars and connections are added to your map. - Choose 30, 100, or 200 items to expand. - CosmoMap does not connect directly to AI services. No API key or additional payment is required. **Passcode for each notebook** - Set a different numeric passcode for every notebook. - On supported devices, you can also unlock notebooks with Face ID or Touch ID. - Keep work, study, hobbies, and other knowledge maps separate and secure. **Includes the Japan Star Map sample** - Includes a star map built from 50,000 Japan-related articles from Japanese Wikipedia and 151,153 real article links. - Start exploring a vast knowledge universe even before adding anything yourself. **Cosmic Collapse Mode** - Use the knowledge map you have grown as your stage: tear through stars, fling them away, and pull them in for a spectacular collapse. - Turn your knowledge map into a place to play, not just a place to organize and browse. - Close the mode at any time to return to your original map. Your information is never damaged. **Stored on your device** - Imported information is stored on your device. The app does not automatically send it to external servers. - AI integration works by letting you review and copy or share information yourself. - Safari Private Browsing pages are excluded from automatic capture. **About the sample data** - The included sample uses article titles and introductory excerpts from Japanese Wikipedia. - It is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license (CC BY-SA 4.0). - Open any article’s detail screen to view its source article and edit history.
What's new · 1.3
• Improved automatic imports from Safari by checking the article’s loading status and waiting for its content to stabilize. • Improved extraction of references and meaningful links within articles, and expanded coverage of the middle sections of long articles. • Refined connections between information by giving more weight to titles, headings, and recurring topics in the article. • Improved recognition of multi-word technical terms and reduced irrelevant connections caused by generic words or incidental mentions.
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