τrilix - Bicycle for the Mind

Too many tabs. Too many chat sessions. The same question asked in five places, each one losing track of the others. Trilix turns them into one workspace: an infinite canvas where every prompt is a node, any answer can be forked into a new line of thought, and each branch carries only its own lineage as context. Trilix is an independent research project on graph-based interfaces for human–AI work. Feedback is welcome in the comments.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Alireza, the maker of Trilix. Trilix started from a frustration I've had for years: my thinking with AI ends up scattered across a dozen chat tabs, each one unaware of the others, and the best idea is always in the session I closed. So I built a canvas instead of a chat. Every prompt is a node. Any answer can be forked into a new branch, and each branch carries only its own lineage as context, so one line of thought never sees another's history. You can run branches side by side, pick a different model for each node, and see model, latency, tokens and cost for every run. What's new since the first launch: • Sign in with OpenRouter or Cloudflare and start with free credits, no API key needed • A simpler workspace for your first visit • A 60-second walkthrough (first in the gallery) Trilix is also part of an independent research project on graph-based interfaces for human–AI work, so honest feedback is genuinely useful to me, including "this didn't click." One question for you: when you're exploring several directions with AI at once, how do you keep track of them today?

τrilix - Bicycle for the Mind

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