Graph
What a node is, how to search it, and how to open the source behind a node.
What a node is
Every node in the graph is one thing Selv remembers — a journal entry, a screenshot moment, a transcript, a chat, or an Apple Note — carrying its date, a preview of its content, and (where Selv found them) the topics and entities it touches.
Searching and filtering
Type into the graph's search box to highlight matching nodes, or filter by topic or entity to narrow what's shown. Clearing the search resets the view.
Opening a source
Click a node to jump to what it actually is: a screen moment opens in Recall, and anything else opens the same way a search citation does. If a node has nothing to open (no destination resolves), Selv says so rather than opening a blank page.
While it's building
A large graph can take a few minutes to lay out the first time — Selv shows "Placing your memories in space" while it works. If it can't build at all, it says so with the specific reason underneath.
Updated 2026-09-12