TEMPORAL KNOWLEDGE GRAPH · MULTIPLAYER · LOCAL-FIRST

Think in time.

Your notes remember what. Limitless remembers when you believed it — and shows you the moment the story changed.

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THE PREMISE

Every fact carries two clocks.

01

When it was true

The deadline moved to September. That happened on a date, in the world, whether or not anyone wrote it down.

02

When you found out

You learned it eleven days later, in a Thursday standup. That is a different date, and the gap between them is the interesting part.

happened
learned

Real output. The offset between the rows is your reporting lag — the thing no single-clock tool can even represent.

WHAT IT CATCHES

A deadline that slipped
six months, quietly.

Nobody lied. Each revision was reasonable on the day it was made. But no document anywhere holds all three — so nobody saw the shape until now.

  1. 2026-02-10 Meridian Core commits to Identity SDK due 2026-06-30
  2. 2026-04-18 Meridian Core commits to Identity SDK due 2026-09-30
  3. 2026-08-11 Meridian Core commits to Identity SDK due 2026-12-31

+184 days of slippage, assembled from three different meetings across six months.

THE SURFACE

One command. Then ask.

Built for a non-linear thinker: it opens with what needs you, not with a blank search box. Everything below is real, unedited output.

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CONNECTED TODAY

BUILDING NEXT

Sources stay where they are. Limitless reads them, dates every claim twice, and links them — it never becomes another place your work lives.

Open loops

Everything raised and never closed

Ranked by consequence, not by age — a live blocker outranks an ancient nit.

Obsidian vault

Markdown you own, forever

Every entity a page, every relation a link. The graph view is the graph.

Claude Desktop

Ask it like a person

Twenty MCP tools. “Catch me up.” “How did this change?” “What did I drop?”

SEPARATE WORLDS, ONE BRAIN

Run four companies
without mixing them up.

Spaces live on relationships, not on things. So an unrelated venture stays sealed off — while a person or vendor who quietly appears in two of them lights up as a bridge.

robotics

30 relationships

bridge

Sam Rivera

in both, mentioned in neither brief

philanthropy

8 relationships

MULTIPLAYER

A hivemind that
leaks nothing.

Bridge one narrow seam of your graph to a partner's. They see the shape of what is true — never the sentence someone said in the room.

01

Preview

See the exact edges that would leave, and every one withheld, with a reason.

02

Invite

A code buys a request. It grants no access at all — a leaked code is not a breach.

03

Approve

You compare their fingerprint out of band, then wrap the key to them personally.

04

Revoke

Rotates the key. They are cut off even if they kept the old one and bypass the relay.

Crosses the boundary

  • Northwind depends_on Contoso SDK
  • Northwind commits_to Arm v2 ship

Withheld, with reasons

  • Priya Raman works_on Arm v2 people are withheld
  • Northwind Fund owns Winter Grants outside space
  • “confidential remark about…” quotes never leave

BUILT ON CONTRL

Proof of source, not trust me.

A partner acting on your fact needs to know it is actually sourced. Limitless translates each share policy into CRL — the CONTRL Rule Language — and the released crlc decides. Limitless supplies the evidence; it does not grade its own homework.

AUTHORIZED two independent systems, still fresh
INSUFFICIENT_EVIDENCE only one system ever said it
EXPIRED nothing reconfirmed it in the TTL
BLOCKED your own graph contradicts it
DENIED outside what the policy shares

On a real graph, of 14 facts a plain allow/deny would have shipped, CRL authorises 1. Ten were single-source. Three had gone stale. Fail closed: evidence whose freshness cannot be proven never satisfies a rule.

Rules compile to a deterministic sha256: bundle hash, so a sharing decision can be pinned and re-verified years later. Decision records land on the hosted CONTRL platform — the shared, verifiable history across every party — as it ships.

The relay stores ciphertext and public keys. We pulled a live bundle straight out of storage: 256/256 distinct byte values, longest readable run 6 characters. It cannot read what it routes.

ACROSS EVERY GRAPH

Agreement is a query,
not a meeting.

Once two graphs are bridged, the interesting question stops being what each of you knows and becomes where you diverge. Limitless answers it continuously, without anyone running a report.

THE POINT

What did you
forget this week?

In private build — not open yet

Local-first. Your graph is a SQLite file and a folder of Markdown. No account, no cloud, nothing leaves unless you say so.