Alperen Eser's profile on Product Hunt

About

I build tools for curious minds. MotifLoom turns scattered books, films, podcasts, and articles into visual knowledge maps you can explore and share. Previously built Connectlist. Based in Turkey, building for the world.

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Motifloom

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MotifloomYour personal Wikipedia — for everything you consume
Jun 2026
SynaptiveMap the books, films & podcasts that shaped your thinking
Apr 2026
ConnectlistSocialize through lists, get informed by connecting.
Apr 2025
TracefluenceReal-time Influencer Campaign Tracking & Management Platform
Dec 2024

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Joined Product HuntNovember 17th, 2024

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2mo ago

What topic would you map first?

Hey! I'm Alperen, building MotifLoom.

Quick question for anyone checking this out: if you could visually map everything you know about ONE topic books, films, podcasts, articles, notes all connected in a graph what would that topic be?

Some maps I've built so far:

Stoicism (philosophy books + films + podcasts)

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1mo ago

Motifloom - Your personal Wikipedia — for everything you consume

Connect books, films, podcasts, games, articles, and noteObsidian gives you a graph of notes. Goodreads gives you a list of books. MotifLoom gives you a visual knowledge map of EVERYTHING - books, films, podcasts, games, articles, and links - all connected in one explorable graph. Pick any topic. Add what you've consumed. Draw relationships: "inspired by", "contradicts", "read before". The result is a living map that shows how ideas connect across media.

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3mo ago

Synaptive - Map the books, films & podcasts that shaped your thinking

Synaptive lets you build visual knowledge graphs from the content you consume. Add books, movies, podcasts, articles — search real APIs or add manually. Write a personal note about what each piece gave you, then draw connections between them. The result is a map of your mind that no algorithm could create. Share your graph publicly and discover how others connected the same content differently.