Seven ways to fall down a rabbit hole
Mode controls how the trail moves — fast and surprising, deep and focused, eerie, or structured. Layer Depth (Quick / Balanced / Deep / Master) controls how much each stop teaches. Mix freely, switch mid-trail.
🕳️ Classic Rabbithole
Balanced and broad. The standard tumble.
A mix of related, educational, and surprising paths.
About Classic Rabbithole →⚡ ADHD Mode
Faster jumps, more side thoughts, more surprising associations.
Favors unexpected but explainable jumps, pop-culture-to-deep-topic movement, and category shifts.
About ADHD Mode →🔬 Hyperfocus Mode
Stays close to the topic and digs deeper.
Favors strong connections within the same or nearby categories.
About Hyperfocus Mode →🎯 Narrow Mode
Stays inside this specific mystery, case, or subject. Minimal drifting.
Locks onto the current rabbit hole: shared-tag and same-category jumps only, unless the trail truly runs dry.
About Narrow Mode →📌 Study Mode
Clearer paths, memory hooks, and a recap when you wrap.
Favors clear, foundational, lower-difficulty nodes and evidence-flavored branches.
About Study Mode →🌀 Chaos Mode
Allows absurd-but-explainable leaps.
Favors weird, high-novelty, high-category-shift connections.
About Chaos Mode →🕯️ Dark Mode
Favors mysteries, eerie history, folklore, and lost things.
Weights eerie-toned nodes and strange-history routes.
About Dark Mode →