A knowledge graph for everything you file
Document Analyser reads everything you upload — contracts, research, notes, decks — and quietly draws the connections. Auto-categorised, deeply searchable, and genuinely pleasant to read. No manual linking. Ever.
$ docgraph sync ~/Documents
Film16 seconds, start to thought
From a folder of loose files to a connected, searchable graph — the whole journey, rendered live in your browser. Scrub it.
01Organise
Every document is read in full the moment it lands: categorised, tagged, and stitched into your graph by the people, projects, clauses and ideas it shares with everything else you own.
All the joy of a hand-tended vault — with none of the hand-tending.
acme-master-services-2026.pdf
uploaded 4 seconds ago · 38 pages
filed, tagged & linked to 12 related docs — automatically
the rate limits we promised acme
⌘Kacme-msa-2026.pdf
0.96…shall not exceed 1,200 requests per minute per tenant (§4.2)…
exact clause
eng-sync-march.md
0.91…we agreed to soften throttling for their batch jobs…
via Acme Corp → pricing
support-ticket-8841.eml
0.87…customer reports 429s despite contractual limits…
via rate limits → SLA
searched meaning, not filenames · results follow graph edges
02Search
Search follows the graph. A query about “rate limits” surfaces the contract clause, the engineering discussion that referenced it, and the support ticket it caused — even when none of them share a word.
03Read
PDFs, markdown, decks and email all render as clean, comfortable text — with entities highlighted in place and every document that points here waiting in the margin. Context never goes missing.
acme-msa-2026.pdf · §4.2
API throughput for Acme Corp shall not exceed 1,200 requests per minute per tenant, measured over a rolling five-minute window, except for approved batch windows…
04Plug in
The graph isn't locked in an app. Agents query it over MCP, scripts reach it from the CLI, and products build on the API.
// claude_desktop_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"docgraph": {
"command": "docgraph",
"args": ["mcp", "serve"]
}
}
}
// then, in any conversation:
> find every contract that mentions the Acme SLA
> and summarise what we actually promised05For one brain, or a thousand
Personal
Point it at your notes, papers and PDFs and get a vault that links itself. Local-first sync, markdown-friendly, and your graph exports as plain files — never hostage.
Enterprise SSO · audit · RBAC
One graph across contracts, tickets, decks and docs — with permissions that follow every edge. People only ever see the part of the graph they're allowed to.
Give your documents
somewhere to think.
free for your first 200 documents