Write and publish
Give your thoughts a home, and share what you’re learning with others.

Risorgi means “rise again” in Italian. It represents a new beginning for how we think, learn, and grow.
Social media has made it incredibly easy to discover something interesting. Yet so much of what we find disappears into a feed—difficult to revisit, build on, or connect with something else.
We make sense of the world through connections. I believe the spaces where we keep and share knowledge should reflect that.
That’s why I’m building Risorgi. My ambition is to help us think more clearly, learn more deeply, and turn what we know into what we’re capable of.
If that mission resonates with you, I’d love to hear from you.
Gabriele, Founder at Risorgi
Join usGive your thoughts a home, and share what you’re learning with others.
Connect one post to another, so your ideas can build on each other.
Follow the links between ideas, and see where your curiosity takes you.
Keep the posts you want to revisit in a space of your own.
This is a real page.Go to risorgi.com/@gabriele for the full window.
Get your own page at
A new, mindful way to share. You can publish posts and link them to your other posts and to other people’s, on a graph that resembles how we naturally think: in connections. That is the idea behind interconnected knowledge.
No. Public pages are open to everyone. An account is for publishing your own posts, bookmarking others, and keeping an archive.
Yes. Anything on your page can be read by anyone. What you bookmark stays in your archive, which only you can see.
We love knowledge tools, especially Obsidian. Risorgi is trying to do something different: the best of each world. A private place for what you save, and a public place where posts can connect with other people’s.
Your private collection. It is made of the posts you bookmark, and it is only visible to you.
Yes! Completely free for now. Optional paid features are possibly coming later.