Open-source web-based tool (can also run locally, or be integrated into existing sites.)
Meant for anyone who has DATA RECORDS, NOTES or MEDIA...
at your fingertips – effortlessly organized, searchable and updatable – from any location!
A whole technology stack built on top of the Neo4j graph database
When the storage of knowledge/data is combined with a network of "relationships" among the data entities, and a UI layer with easy viewing/browsing/updating/searching – that's when it can feel like a handy "annex" of your brain!
Knowledge and Media/Datasets Management made easy, powerful and convenient
for scientists, professionals, students, companies, non-profits, engineers...
Need something simple? | If you can post status updates on social media, you can use Brain Annex in its basic web-app functionality! |
You are a Power User? | Brain Annex was created by people like you who desperately needed a very powerful tool! |
Business User? | Brain Annex is a full-stack modular platform that allows you to easily create plugins and integration for your specific neeeds. Its modular libraries may also be used individually for other purposes. |
Data Engineer / Data Scientist? | You can think of Brain Annex as a schema and UI on top of Neo4j, with Python and JavaScript/Vue visualization/editing software attached to schema classes, and Flask/Vue for the UI. JupyterLab notebook access also supported |
How to use it? On the cloud, or directly installed on your local machine. Instructions
The software, as of September 2023, have been in active use for over 6 years, by a growing number of users.
Brain Annex is available as open-source software (Repository).
LEARN MORE:
Quick Overview of the "Classic" version (3-min video of the EARLIER version, which emphasizes a limited use case. The new version, currenly in Late Beta, is much more general.)
Basic Usage of the "Classic" version (brief video of the EARLIER version; parts are no longer applicable, and new features not shown)
Knowledge Representation: Multimedia Content Management Systems (an explanation of what the "Classic" version used to be about; now, it's just a use case of something more general)
What are Graph Databases really about? (a gentle introduction)