Neurite

Neurite is an open-source mind-mapping and note-taking workspace that arranges ideas as nodes in a fractal, zoomable graph. Nodes can hold text, images, videos, code and AI agents, and the interface combines a physics simulation of the graph with an underlying fractal structure. It is aimed at people who want a spatial, exploratory way to organize notes, web links and AI-assisted thinking rather than a linear document tree.

The README covers synchronized knowledge management, a multi-agent chat interface called FractalGPT, a desktop edition and a neural API. The project also describes using the workspace for browsing the web and building graphs of AI agents. A desktop version is available as an Electron build, and the README warns that the interface contains flashing lights and colors that may affect people with photosensitive epilepsy.

Neurite is written in JavaScript, licensed under MIT, and described as in active development. It can be used through its website, and the repository publishes demo videos and a gallery for getting started. Because it is experimental, expect a visually distinctive tool rather than a conventional notes app.