This seems really well built. It's fast and responsive. It looks nice. But I just don't understand what I would use it for.
It seems like the idea is to build a database of people, movies, Wikipedia articles and such and then be able to find them via search/links. But I'm not at all sold on why I need this in my life.
Is there a way to make the value clearer? Am I just not in the target audience? Who is going to see this and say "TAKE MY MONEY" and why?
I'm thinking of products that were instant sign-ups for me...
Spotify: For one price, listen to all the music on Earth whenever you want. TAKE MY MONEY!
Gmail: Fast email with 2 GB storage. This was such an instant sign-up they had to make an invite system to slow people getting access.
Maybe could add something like Lichess: Chess training and games, with modern UX, offered open source as a public good. I mean, if you're at all interested in chess, that's an instant sign-up, right?
Trying to say, this idea of presenting a clear value isn't limited to big players like Spotify and Gmail, but can also be done by smaller companies if the value presented is really clear.
What should someone see that makes them instantly recognize they need this in their life, because that's what I'm totally missing here.