TOK is a production-ready 3D interactive Tree of Knowledge built with R3F and D3-force. It maps the entire lineage of human science—from the dawn of life to modern innovations—tracing how foundational "father" theories birthed complex "son" breakthroughs. Navigate the cosmos of human thought through an infinite, fluid spatial node graph. Designed with invisible UX architecture, it offers zero-latency physics and seamless data exploration. Fully bilingual (EN/AR).
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Hey Product Hunt community! 👋
I’m the creator of TOK. Traditional wikis and linear documentation often isolate facts, burying the interconnected beauty of how human knowledge actually evolves. I wanted to build something where information feels alive, fluid, and visual.
TOK is a 3D interactive Tree of Knowledge built using React Three Fiber, Three.js, and D3-force physics. It traces the massive, complex lineage of human science from the dawn of life to modern breakthroughs—explicitly mapping how ancestral "father" concepts branched into today's advanced "son" innovations.
To make this journey truly universal, TOK features complete native bilingual orchestration (English and Arabic). This isn't just a basic text translation layer; the entire 3D spatial node graph dynamically adjusts its physics orientation and viewport layout to support Right-to-Left rendering seamlessly. Knowledge has no single language, and now, neither does its spatial architecture.
My core design philosophy here is that the best UX is invisible. I focused heavily on optimization so that navigating an infinite cosmic graph of data feels completely natural, with responsive, zero-latency spatial navigation and real-time physics simulation.
As fellow builders, engineers, and designers, your eyes are invaluable to me. Any recommendations, UX enhancements, architectural suggestions, or edge-case bug discoveries you share will be deeply appreciated. Your feedback will directly help optimize this smooth experience, keeping TOK sharp, accurate, and flawless in performance.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on the spatial interaction, the rendering performance, or how you see this changing data visualization! I'll be right here in the comments answering any technical questions. Thank you for checking it out! 🚀