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Cyberpedia

The AI-generated visual cyber encyclopedia: explore every topic, endlessly.

Overview

Cyberpedia is Brain's cyber encyclopedia: a new kind of visual encyclopedia, generated by AI, where knowledge is built through exploration.

Type a topic: the AI first thinks it through with you to frame the angle, then generates the first illustrated plate. Then click any element in the image to open its child page, and explore the topic endlessly, from phishing all the way down to the details of a booby-trapped email header.

Every encyclopedia is a tree of pages shareable through a simple public link, with no imposed structure: knowledge is built by exploring, not by a fixed outline. Ten visual styles and factual grounding on Wikipedia keep every plate consistent.

Preview

An AI-generated encyclopedia plateVisual placeholder
A topic’s exploration treeVisual placeholder

Highlights

A copilot before you generate
The AI shapes the topic’s angle with you before producing the plate: fewer wasted generations.
Endless exploration
Every click on an image element generates the child page, visually anchored to the previous one. No depth limit.
10 visual styles
Isometric, infographic, poster, bauhaus, watercolor, storybook… per book or per page.
Share with a link
Every book can be published and shared through a public link, no account needed on the reader side.

By the numbers

10Visual styles
Exploration depth
1 linkTo share everything
5Languages

Specs

FormatSaaS visual encyclopedia
AccessPublic link, no account required on the reader side
GenerationAI pipeline (reasoning + vision + writing + image), grounded on Wikipedia
LanguagesArticles in 5 languages
ModelCredits shared across your team (one workspace = one common pool)

Frequently asked questions

The AI first thinks the topic through with you, then generates the main illustration and the text, grounded on Wikipedia to stay factual.

Yes: an editor creates a book on their topic, structures it by exploring, picks a visual style, then shares it with a link.

Each generation uses credits shared by your team: one common pool per workspace, no per-user subscription.

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