Knodegraph is a knowledge graph builder that lets you upload documents and automatically extract entities and relationships using AI. You can also build graphs manually with a drag-and-drop editor.

How much does Knodegraph cost?

Knodegraph has a free tier with 3 graphs and 100 nodes per graph. The Pro plan is $14.99/month and includes unlimited graphs, 50,000 nodes, NLP extraction, multilingual support, and API access.

What languages does Knodegraph support?

Knodegraph supports over 100 languages for entity extraction, including English, Arabic (with full RTL support), French, Spanish, German, Chinese, Japanese, and many more.

Is my data secure on Knodegraph?

Yes. Knodegraph uses per-user data isolation, meaning your knowledge graphs are completely separate from other users. All data is stored on secure, self-hosted infrastructure with encrypted connections.

How does AI extraction work?

Upload any document and Knodegraph uses Claude AI to identify entities (people, organizations, locations, concepts) and the relationships between them. Extracted data is staged for your review before being added to your graph - you always have final control.

Can I export my knowledge graphs?

Yes. Free users can export to PNG, SVG, JSON, and CSV. Pro users additionally get access to JSON-LD, RDF, and Neo4j export formats.

Looking for a Scrintal Alternative?

Scrintal arranges notes as cards on an infinite canvas — you position them and draw connections. KnodeGraph takes a different approach: upload a document and AI extracts typed entities and relationships into a structured graph. Scrintal rewards spatial arrangement; KnodeGraph rewards having documents to process.

Why People Look for Scrintal Alternatives

I love the visual canvas, but manually arranging every card doesn't scale.

Scrintal's strength is spatial layout, which means every card is built by hand. KnodeGraph auto-extracts the graph from documents in 10–60 seconds per upload.

I need typed relationships — 'authored', 'cites', 'works-for' — not just arrows.

Scrintal's connections are arrows you label manually. KnodeGraph edges carry a type from the start, configurable per domain template (medical, legal, academic).

My inputs are research papers, not ideas I'm brainstorming.

Scrintal shines for synthesizing ideas you already have. KnodeGraph is built for ingesting external source documents and extracting structure.

I want to query the graph, not just look at it.

Scrintal is a canvas. KnodeGraph filters by entity type, relationship type, and (on Pro) exposes the graph via API for programmatic queries.

I work in Arabic — Scrintal is English-centric.

KnodeGraph's extraction pipeline was built multilingual-first. Arabic RTL rendering is native across the entire UI.

Feature Comparison

Feature	KnodeGraph	Scrintal
Primary view	Force-directed knowledge graph	Infinite canvas with cards
Building method	AI extraction from uploaded docs	Manual card creation + arrangement
Relationships	Typed edges (authored, cites, etc.)	Labeled arrows you draw
AI extraction	Claude-powered, 100+ languages	Not a core feature
Domain templates	Medical, legal, academic, custom	Free-form only
Collaboration	Per-user isolation + shared Pro projects	Shared boards on paid plans
Export	PNG, SVG, JSON, CSV	Image / PDF of canvas
Best input format	PDF / DOCX / text	Free-form cards + media

Where Scrintal Is the Better Choice

Unmatched spatial arrangement — position carries meaning
Great for mood boards, strategy maps, brainstorming sessions
Smooth onboarding for visual thinkers
Card-based media (images, links, snippets) mix naturally
Beautiful shareable board view for presentations

Where KnodeGraph Is the Better Choice

•Document-to-graph in 2 minutes — no manual card-making
•Typed entities and relationships drawn from domain templates
•Built for research and analysis workflows, not brainstorming
•100+ language extraction
•JSON/CSV export feeds into downstream tools
•Larger graph scale (50K nodes/graph on Pro) without canvas lag

Can I Use Both?

Often used together. Run source documents through KnodeGraph to produce a structured graph; export key entities; drop them as cards in Scrintal for a spatial narrative in a presentation or strategy session. KnodeGraph gives you structure; Scrintal gives you spatial arrangement on top of it.

Pricing Comparison

	KnodeGraph Free	KnodeGraph Pro	Scrintal Free	Scrintal Paid
Free tier	$0 — 3 graphs, 100 nodes	—	Free (limited boards/cards)	—
Entry paid	—	$14.99/mo	—	~$9.99/mo Plus
AI extraction	5 docs/mo	50 docs/mo	Not included	Not core
Typed relationships	Yes	Yes	No — arrows only	No — arrows only

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Scrintal extract entities from my documents?

Not as a core feature. Scrintal is primarily a manual visual workspace. KnodeGraph's AI extraction is a different product category.

Can I arrange my KnodeGraph graph like a Scrintal canvas?

Not in the free-form Scrintal sense. KnodeGraph applies automatic layouts (force-directed, hierarchical, circular); you can drag individual nodes to refine positioning, but the layout is algorithmic.

Which is better for a literature review?

KnodeGraph. Upload the papers, extraction produces author-work-concept-citation entities automatically. Scrintal works better once you've absorbed the material and want to synthesize it spatially.

Does KnodeGraph support non-English languages?

Yes — extraction runs natively across 100+ languages including Arabic RTL, Chinese, Japanese, French, Spanish, and German. Scrintal stores Unicode correctly but doesn't extract meaning from non-English content.

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