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Key features:

- Interactive: Fold/collapse nodes, drag to reorganize, and define graphs from plain text.

- Wikipedia demo: Extracted connections from the Mathematics Wikipedia page [2] to auto-generate a graph [3]. Shows how algebra, geometry, and calculus relate.

- Built with ClojureScript and Re-Frame.

Why? I wanted a tool to simplify complex networks for students, researchers, or anyone untangling interconnected ideas.

Try it:

- Live demo (Maths example): [3]

- GitHub repo: [1]

- Demo video: [4]

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Feedback wanted:

1. Usefulness: Would you use this for learning, planning, or brainstorming?

2. Priorities: Should I add more visualization features (clustering, edge labels) or focus on easier graph creation (e.g., Wikipedia imports)?

3. First impressions: What stands out (good or bad)?

Tech stack: ClojureScript + Re-Frame. No ads, no tracking.

[1] https://github.com/JpOnline/looset-graph

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematics

[3] https://jponline.github.io/looset-graph/?example=maths

[4] https://youtu.be/kODflOgOMpc