Answers are cheap. Understanding is not.
Don't just collect knowledge.
Own it.
Eigma files what you learn into a clean personal wiki, shows it as a living globe, and brings it back for review right before you would forget it.
Free. Runs in your browser, no account needed.
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Capture
Import a conversation from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any other assistant. A long chat becomes a few tight pages, not a transcript.
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File
Each point lands on the right page under the right topic. Eigma drafts them; a quick look is all it takes to keep, refile, or drop each page before it joins your wiki.
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Recall
Read the page, then short quizzes put you on the spot to reproduce it. Recognizing something feels easy; recalling it is what proves you know it.
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Refresh
Pages come due for review just before you would forget them, on a schedule that adapts to how well you answer. Then it sets in for good.
See everything you know
Your wiki is a slowly turning globe. Every page is a glowing point: gray when captured, silver once read, gold once you answer its quiz from memory. Pages fade as you are about to forget them, so one look shows you where to go next.
A wiki that stays tidy on its own
Each page reads like a short encyclopedia entry on one topic. New material arrives as a dated addition where it belongs, never overwriting what you already wrote, and every page keeps links back to where it came from.
Reading is not remembering
An answer you read once rarely becomes yours. So every page carries its own short quizzes, timed for the moment you are about to forget. Answer well and reviews spread out. Miss one and it returns sooner.
See it in action
Rather not do it by hand? Connect ChatGPT or Claude once, then just say "organize this into Eigma" in any chat. It is automatic. Set it up
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.
Open Eigma