Do I need to set up Graphia before I can use it?

No. Open it and start typing. There is nothing to configure first, and no folder structure to build before you can work.

What kinds of sources can I add?

PDFs, Word and PowerPoint files, Markdown and plain text, web links, and images. They go straight onto the canvas next to your own writing. More source types are on the way.

How do I know the AI isn't making things up?

Every answer points back to the card or passage it came from, so you can check it in one click. When your sources do not cover something, Graphia says so instead of guessing.

How is Graphia different from a document editor or a chat-with-PDF tool?

A document is a straight line and a chat window is a transcript. Graphia is a canvas: your sources, your own writing, and the AI's answers sit on it together, and the AI reads all of it at once rather than one file or one conversation.

Yes. Graphia is free to use during early access, and no credit card is required.

What stage is Graphia in?

Early access. It changes every week from real feedback, and early users have a direct say in what gets built next.

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Your creative workspace

One canvas for everything you're working through.

Write on the canvas, add your documents and links, and work with an AI that reads all of it.

Open your workspace See it in action

Reads what you addAnswers cite your sources

One place, not tabsSources beside your notes

Free to startNo card required

Follow a thought. See the connections.

Take a lecture note, connect the causes, and question the explanation. Your sources and your own thinking stay together.

Graphia itself opens on a laptop. This is the real app, cut down to fit a phone.

Works with the AI models you already know.

Pick the one that fits the task, and switch whenever.

Made for working things out, not filing them away

Bring in what you're working with, understand it with AI, and keep building in the same place.

Write straight onto the canvas

Double-click anywhere to make a card. Type, drag it where it belongs, link it to others. No document, no setup.

Begin

Bring your sources in

Drop in PDFs, Word and slide files, web links and images. They sit on the canvas next to your own notes.

📄 research_paper.pdf

🔗 wikipedia.org/wiki/Space

📝 quick_ideas.md

AI that reads the whole canvas

Ask a question and the answer comes from everything you've added, not just the chat. Each answer points back to the card behind it.

Question

Source

AI that works on the canvas

Select cards and it can fill them in, rewrite them or reorganize them. Ask in chat and it can move and edit the cards already there.

Everything in one place, start to finish

Rough notes and finished sections stay on the same canvas. Nothing moves to another app.

ROUGH

FINAL

Work beyond the page.

Some work outgrows a document. Graphia gives you a canvas that expands with it, so the parts stay together as the work grows.

A document is a straight line. When the work branches, a canvas lets you keep the parts side by side and see how they relate.

It can, like any space. You can zoom out, pull a cluster together, or set part of it aside. It asks for the odd tidy-up, not constant upkeep.

Everything you're working with, in one place.

Documents, links and images go on the canvas next to your own writing. Nothing sits in a separate tab or folder.

PDFs, Word and PowerPoint files, Markdown and text, web links, and images. More source types are on the way.

No. Drop them anywhere on the canvas and move them around later. There are no folders to keep tidy.

An AI that has read all of it.

It isn't a chat box bolted onto the side. It reads everything on the canvas and answers from your material, pointing back to the exact card or passage. When your sources don't cover something, it says so instead of guessing.

Every answer points back to the card or passage behind it. One click opens it, so you can check the source yourself.

By default, yes. Point it at one area for a narrower answer.

Take notes quickly. Work with your documents.

Graphia is designed for the desktop: quick notes and your documents on one canvas, so you can write while the source is open next to you.

No. Graphia is designed for laptop and desktop screens, where the canvas has room to work.

Double-click anywhere on the canvas and start typing.

Let's improve it together.

Graphia is in early access. Try it while listening to a lecture, taking notes, or working with your sources. Share what makes your work easier and what gets in the way.

Early access. It is free while it is being shaped, and some parts are still rough.

Yes. Tell me what works and where you get stuck, through the feedback option in the app.

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