Navid's Knowledge Graph

It's every article, free tool, book summary and AI glossary term on navid.me, drawn as one map.

Each topic has its own ring, and a line joins two things when one links to the other.

Every published article, free tool, book summary and AI glossary term on navid.me.

They sit on eight topic rings: AI, content and social media, business and marketing, money, global citizen and travel, health and life, productivity and mindset, and books and learning.

That one of the two links to the other.

A post, a tool guide, a book summary or a glossary term that links to another page on the map is joined to it.

Related tools aren't drawn as lines, so each tool's drawer lists them instead.

A circle grows with the number of lines that meet at it.

The posts and tools the rest of the site keeps linking to are the big ones.

No, the sitemap is a list of addresses for search engines.

The graph shows how the content itself connects, grouped by topic.

It's built from the same data as the pages themselves.

A new post, tool, book summary or glossary term shows up on the map within the hour.

Click any circle to open its drawer.

The link in the drawer takes you to the page itself, and the drawer lists what it connects to, so you can walk from one thing to the next.

Use the two menus in the top left corner.

One picks a kind, like articles or free tools, and the other picks a topic.

The map lays itself out again around what's left.

Yes, type in the search field under the menus.

Only what matches stays on the map.

Yes, the button in the top right corner opens the map over the whole screen.

Press Escape or the same button to close it.

Yes, click the map, then the left and right arrow keys walk through everything in order, topic by topic.

Escape closes the open drawer.

Yes, opening an item puts it in the page's address, so the link opens the same drawer for whoever you send it to.

The menu in each drawer copies that link for you.