whoami-wiki/whoami

your personal encyclopedia, written by agents

What it solves

It transforms personal digital archives—such as photos, chat logs, location history, and social media exports—into a private, searchable, encyclopedic wiki of a person's life.

How it works

The system processes various personal data exports and archives to create a structured, wiki-like knowledge base about the user's personal history and activities.

Who it’s for

Individuals who want to organize their fragmented digital footprints into a single, private, personal encyclopedia.

Highlights

  • Private personal wiki creation
  • Support for diverse data sources including photos, chats, and transactions
  • Conversion of digital archives into an encyclopedic format

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