thoughtnet.

Live · every thought embedded and linked

Write one sentence.
The network finds the rest.

Thoughtnet is a map of what people are thinking, drawn by meaning rather than by follower counts. Every person adds a single short thought. Every thought becomes a node. Nothing here ranks you against anyone else — no leaderboards, no follower counts, no popularity contest.

Write a thoughtOpen the graph
Thoughts
7
Minds
2
Edges
5

How a sentence becomes an edge

  1. 01

    You write one sentence

    Up to 200 characters, no thread, no edit war. The constraint is the point: one thought has to stand on its own.

  2. 02

    The sentence is embedded

    Each thought becomes a vector — a position in meaning-space — stored next to it in Postgres with pgvector.

  3. 03

    Edges appear on their own

    Thoughts that echo, extend or contradict each other get linked automatically, with a similarity score and a reason for the link.

Latest nodes

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What thoughtnet leaves out

A social graph made of people rewards volume. A semantic graph made of ideas does not need any of this:

  • No followers
  • No likes
  • No comments
  • No feed ranking
  • No notifications