Cognitia provides a cross‑ecosystem memory layer that transforms fragmented personal data from services like Google, Microsoft, Apple, finance, and social platforms into a structured, portable memory graph. The graph is encrypted at rest, user‑governed, and accessible via API, allowing any AI assistant to retrieve and build on a user‑owned, inspectable knowledge base.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
AI assistants currently operate in isolated silos, keeping user context and personal data locked within individual platforms. This fragmentation prevents continuity across applications and leaves users without ownership or visibility into the information the AI uses.
Solution
Cognitia offers a cross‑ecosystem memory layer that aggregates fragmented personal data—from email, calendars, cloud storage, finance, social media, and device files—into a structured, portable memory graph. The graph is encrypted at rest and governed by consent‑first controls, giving users full ownership and the ability to inspect, edit, or delete any fact. Through a unified MCP/API, any compatible AI client can query the graph for context, enabling persistent, personalized interactions across tools while maintaining data privacy and transparency.
Target Audience
Primary users are individual consumers who want a unified, self‑owned personal memory for AI assistants, as well as developers and businesses building AI‑driven applications that require persistent, cross‑platform context.
Features
- Cross‑ecosystem ingestion of data sources such as Google, Microsoft, Apple, financial accounts, social platforms, and messaging services
- Structured, inspectable memory graph with entities, relationships, timelines, and behavioral signals
- Memory Explorer UI for visual browsing, editing, deletion, and export of graph elements
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) and OAuth‑based API for seamless integration with external AI clients (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor) and custom applications
- Encrypted data storage and consent‑first access controls, with the ability to revoke permissions at any time
- Multimodal support (premium) for face/voice identification, image generation, and media retrieval linked to graph identities
- Unified query agent that routes natural‑language requests to appropriate sub‑tools (email search, file search, financial data, multimodal identity matching)