Guide

View Memory Graph

Overview

Supermemory's Memory Graph is an interactive visualization tool that helps you explore the structure and relationships within your stored memories and documents. Rather than browsing memories in a linear list, the graph view presents your data as an interconnected network, allowing you to see how individual memories relate to one another and understand the broader context of your stored information. This visualization is particularly useful when you want to discover unexpected connections between memories, audit your memory collection for coverage gaps, or present your knowledge structure to others.

Before you begin

  • You have an active Supermemory account and are logged into app.supermemory.ai
  • You have at least one memory or document already stored in your Supermemory instance
  • Your browser supports interactive visualizations (modern versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge recommended)

Step by step

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ClickGraph

Click the 'Graph' tab in the Supermemory interface to activate the memory graph visualization. This switches from the default list or search view to an interactive network diagram showing all your stored memories, documents, and their relationships.

Tip. Use the Graph view when you want to explore unexpected connections between memories or understand the overall structure of your knowledge base. The interactive nature of the visualization allows you to click on individual nodes to focus on specific memories and their related items.
Step 1

Confirm it worked

  1. 1The Graph tab is now active (highlighted) in the main navigation
  2. 2An interactive graph visualization appears on the screen showing nodes representing your memories and documents
  3. 3You can see visual connections (edges) between related memories
  4. 4The graph is interactive and responds to mouse movements or clicks on individual nodes

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