Unigraph
Unigraph
A local-first, universal knowledge graph.
Unigraph aims to consolidate all your digital life—notes, bookmarks, emails, and calendar events—into a single, unified local knowledge graph. Instead of siloed apps, it links disparate data types together relationally.
It functions as an incredibly advanced "second brain" tool for developers and power users, enabling deep semantic searches and cross-referencing between previously unconnected digital assets on your local machine.
Key Features
- Unified graph database for all personal data
- Local-first architecture for absolute privacy
- Extensible plugins for external services (Twitter, Reddit, Email)
- Bidirectional linking between all objects
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Unigraph is open source. It is released under the MIT license.
You can use Unigraph as a free, open-source alternative to Roam Research.
It is built using JavaScript, HTML, TypeScript, Shell, CSS.
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