Your personal semantic kernel.

.me Your personal semantic kernel. Define who you are, what you own , and how everything connects — once. Then use it everywhere: apps, websites, dashboards, tickets, and more. npm install this.me In 30 seconds import Me from " this.me " ; const me = new Me (); me [ " @ " ]( " jabellae " ); // Your identity me . profile . name ( " Abella " ); me . profile . bio ( " Building the semantic web. " ); me . users . ana . name ( " Ana " ); me . users . ana . age ( 22 ); me . friends . ana [ " -> " ]( " users.ana " ); // Create relationships // Automatic logic me . friends [ " [i] " ][ " = " ]( " is_adult " , " age >= 18 " ); console . log ( me ( " friends.ana.is_adult " )); // → true console . log ( me ( " friends[age > 18].name " )); // → { ana: "Ana" } What is .me? An infinite semantic tree where you define the rules. Create data, relationships, formulas, and private universes. Everything is reactive — change one value and everything that depends on it updates automatically. Secrets are str