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Work · July 9, 2022

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Every great read I've come across, compiled into a knowledge graph

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This is a knowledge graph tool that organizes books and reading materials into an interconnected database. Launched in 2022, it allows users to compile and visualize their favorite reads and the relationships between them. The product targets readers and researchers who want to structure their literary knowledge in a visual, searchable format rather than maintaining traditional reading lists or notes.

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