The loop
Keeping knowledge is a loop, not a one-off.
Capture what you learn, let the wiki file it, see the shape of it on the globe, and recall it right before it fades. Every pass makes it a little more yours.
Capture
From a conversation to clean pages
Take a conversation you learned from in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, and Eigma turns the lasting knowledge into wiki pages, each filed under the right topic and paired with its own quizzes. The throwaway parts get dropped, so a long conversation becomes a few tight pages. You look over every page first: keep it, refile it, or discard it. Nothing is saved until you say so.
The wiki
Tidy without the upkeep
Each page is a short encyclopedia entry on one topic. New material arrives as a dated section where it belongs, never overwriting what you already wrote, and each page keeps links back to the conversations it came from, so you can trace any claim. Lock a page to keep its text as it stands, split your wiki into volumes as it grows, and export the whole thing to a file whenever you like.
The globe
The shape of what you know
Your home screen is a slowly rotating globe of your pages, each one a glowing point. Color is an honest signal of memory, not activity: gray means captured, silver means read, gold means recalled. The pages you have internalized least surface first, so a glance tells you where to go next.
Internalize
Recall it before it fades
Reading takes a page to silver. Gold takes recall: each page carries short quizzes you answer by choosing, never by typing, and the schedule adapts to you. Answer well and the next review moves further out; miss one and it comes back sooner. A few minutes a day keeps the whole globe golden.
Start owning what you learn
Eigma is free and runs in your browser. Your wiki lives on your device, and everything you put in stays yours.
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