

Your AI Memory Layer
Most assistants forget your context after each interaction. Cognitia keeps persistent memory so each response can build on what actually matters to you.
115k+ tokens resent per query as conversation history grows, driving up cost and latency every turn.
28.9s median response time on GPT-4o at full context—too slow for interactive use.
Critical facts buried in long transcripts suffer from the "lost in the middle" effect, degrading accuracy.
Total amnesia between sessions—every new conversation starts from zero context.
Only ~1.6k structured tokens injected per query—a 98% reduction in context size and cost.
2.6s median response time with sub-200ms memory retrieval—90% faster than full-context.
Graph traversal captures relationships, temporal order, and causal chains—92% recall vs 85% for vector RAG.
Knowledge persists and consolidates across every session, growing more precise over time.
Session-based chatbots forget everything. Naive RAG dumps raw text into the context window. A structured memory layer delivers order-of-magnitude improvements in cost, speed, and relevance.
98%
Fewer Tokens
1.6k vs 115k context tokens per query
~90%
Lower Latency
2.6s vs 28.9s median response time
92%
Retrieval Recall
Graph memory vs 85% for vector RAG
<200ms
Retrieval Latency
P95 memory retrieval in production
Token Usage
Grows linearly
Full conversation history resent every turn; 115k+ tokens at scale
Response Latency
28.9s median
GPT-4o on 115k context window (Zep LongMemEval)
Accuracy
Degrades over time
Critical facts buried in long transcripts; 'lost in the middle' effect
Scaling
Cost and latency scale linearly with conversation length. Hits model context limit and must truncate.
Key Limitations
Total amnesia between sessions
Context window overflow after extended conversations
No cross-session learning or preference retention
Processing 1M tokens takes ~60s, blocking interactive use
Token Usage
Moderate savings
Retrieves relevant chunks but often pulls redundant or low-relevance text
Response Latency
Variable
10–100ms retrieval + LLM inference; still sends unstructured context
Accuracy
85% recall / 75% precision
Vector similarity misses relationships and temporal ordering
Scaling
Retrieval cost is roughly flat, but accuracy degrades as the corpus grows without structured organization.
Key Limitations
No understanding of entity relationships or causality
Temporal ordering of facts is lost in embedding space
Chunks lack structured context—raw text fragments
Cannot resolve conflicting information across sessions
Token Usage
~1.6k tokens
98% reduction—only relevant structured facts injected into context
Response Latency
2.6s median
90% faster than full-context; <200ms P95 retrieval (Zep benchmarks)
Accuracy
92% recall / 88% precision
Graph traversal captures relationships, temporal order, and causal chains
Scaling
Fixed retrieval cost regardless of memory size. Knowledge graph grows without impacting per-query latency or token budget.
Key Limitations
Initial write cost for memory extraction
Requires structured ingestion pipeline
Research from March 2026 shows that at 100k-token context lengths, a structured memory system becomes cheaper than full-context approaches after just 10 interaction turns. The break-even point decreases as conversations grow longer.
Full-context LLMs incur per-turn charges that grow with history. Memory systems pay a one-time write cost, then maintain a roughly fixed per-turn read cost—making them increasingly economical for persistent, long-running assistants.
Cost per Turn Over Time
Turn 1
Turn 10
Turn 50
Turn 100+
Full context: Cost rises linearly — 115k tokens by turn 50
Naive RAG: Moderate cost, but accuracy degrades as corpus grows
Memory layer: Fixed ~1.6k tokens per turn regardless of history length
Sources
Zep AI, "State of the Art in Agent Memory," LongMemEval benchmarks — 1.6k vs 115k tokens, 90% latency reduction, 2.58s vs 28.9s median (GPT-4o). getzep.com/state-of-the-art-agent-memory
"Beyond the Context Window: A Cost-Performance Analysis of Fact-Based Memory vs. Long-Context LLMs," arXiv:2603.04814, March 2026 — break-even at ~10 turns for 100k context.
MAGMA: Multi-Graph Agentic Memory Architecture, arXiv:2601.03236, Jan 2026 — 55.1% F1 on multi-hop reasoning, dual-stream ingestion for latency-sensitive writes.
SparkCo, "AI Agent Memory Comparative Guide," March 2025 — graph-based retrieval 92% recall / 88% precision vs RAG 85% recall / 75% precision.
Get up and running in three simple steps
Step 1
Create your free account in seconds with email, Google, or iCloud sign-in. No credit card required to get started.
Step 2
Link your email, calendar, bank accounts, cloud storage, social media, and local devices. Cognitia securely connects to the tools you already use.
Step 3
Cognitia orchestrates multiple specialized agents that browse the web, manage emails, analyze finances, generate documents, and automate multi-step workflows — all powered by MAGMA, a persistent memory layer that learns who you know, what you care about, and how your life evolves over time.
Step 1
Create your free account in seconds with email, Google, or iCloud sign-in. No credit card required to get started.
Step 2
Link your email, calendar, bank accounts, cloud storage, social media, and local devices. Cognitia securely connects to the tools you already use.
Step 3
Cognitia orchestrates multiple specialized agents that browse the web, manage emails, analyze finances, generate documents, and automate multi-step workflows — all powered by MAGMA, a persistent memory layer that learns who you know, what you care about, and how your life evolves over time.
See how Cognitia builds a living knowledge graph from your emails, calendar, documents, and conversations — then uses it for contextually aware actions.
Entity Types
Person
Organization
Place
Product
Topic
Event
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Prepare me for my meeting with David Kim
What's the Q1 launch status?
Who works on AI strategy?
Cognitia transforms your interactions into structured memory: summaries, relevant facts, and temporal context for better decisions.
Example memory context block
<USER_SUMMARY> You are preparing a Tokyo trip in April and prefer nonstop flights when prices are comparable. You prefer calm neighborhoods, vegetarian-friendly restaurants, and morning schedules. </USER_SUMMARY> <RELEVANT_FACTS> - Prefers nonstop flights for long-haul travel. (2026-02-10 - present) - Budget target for flights is under $1,200 round trip. (2026-02-11 - present) - Wants 2 hotel options in Shibuya and Asakusa. (2026-02-12 - present) - Previously preferred evening meetings, now prefers morning meetings. (2025-11-01 - 2026-01-15) - Updated preference to morning meetings. (2026-01-16 - present) </RELEVANT_FACTS>
Benchmarked against full-context and RAG baselines across published research.
Token Efficiency
Structured memory injects only ~1.6k relevant tokens per query instead of dumping 115k+ tokens of raw history into the context window.
Response Speed
2.6s median response time versus 28.9s for full-context approaches—memory retrieval completes in under 200ms at P95.
Retrieval Precision
Graph-based memory achieves 92% recall and 88% precision, outperforming vector-only RAG at 85% recall and 75% precision.
Cost Break-Even
Memory systems become cheaper than full-context after roughly 10 interaction turns at 100k-token scale, then stay flat as conversations grow.
Memory quality should be judged by outcomes users feel: fewer repeats, faster completion, and more consistent responses across sessions.
Before memory, users restate budgets, airline preferences, and date constraints every session. With persistent memory, follow-up planning starts with known preferences and active constraints.
Before memory, communication style and project history get reset each day. With memory, Cognitia keeps who is involved, prior decisions, and style preferences available by default.
Research context: MAGMA reports stronger long-horizon memory performance on LoCoMo and LongMemEval benchmarks, supporting the memory-layer approach for persistent agents. See MAGMA (arXiv:2601.03236) and related temporal-memory benchmark references such as Zep temporal memory architecture.
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Engage with cutting-edge AI models including GPT-5.4, GPT-5.4 Mini, and Claude Opus 4.6 for intelligent conversations enhanced with real-time web search and up-to-date knowledge.
Your AI remembers context across all conversations, creating a truly personalized experience that grows smarter over time.
Intelligent task coordination across specialized agents for email analysis, financial insights, calendar management, and cross-domain processing.
Connect Gmail, iCloud, and Outlook to read, send, and analyze emails. Draft replies, search conversations, and manage your inbox seamlessly.
Connect your bank accounts via Plaid to get insights into spending patterns, transaction analysis, and financial summaries.
Connect Social Media apps to share posts, analyze social activity, and manage your professional presence directly from the chat.
Upload and analyze documents, images, and code files. Extract text, generate descriptions, and get AI-powered insights from your files.
Sync with iCloud and Google services to manage events, contacts, and schedule coordination with intelligent context awareness.
Browse and connect external MCP servers from the Official MCP Registry to extend your AI assistant with hundreds of third-party tools and capabilities.
Autonomous AI agents that take action on your behalf across every connected tool
MAGMA (Multi-Agent Graph Memory Architecture) builds a persistent knowledge graph of your life — people, relationships, temporal facts, and behavioral signals — extracted automatically from every interaction. Ask about anyone, anything, or any time period.
What do you know about Sarah Chen? When did I last interact with her and what was it about?
Let me query your MAGMA knowledge graph for everything about Sarah Chen...
**Sarah Chen** — Product Manager at Acme Corp **Relationship:** You've interacted with Sarah across 23 touchpoints over the past 4 months. She's connected to the Q1 product launch project. **Last interaction:** Email thread on Feb 12 about the design review timeline. She requested pushing the review to next Wednesday. **Key facts:** - Works on the mobile app team at Acme Corp - Prefers async communication over meetings - Involved in 3 shared calendar events this month - You exchanged 8 emails in the past 2 weeks **Behavioral signal:** Your communication style with Sarah tends to be direct and bullet-point based.
A persistent, intelligent knowledge base that lives across every interaction—accessible by you, your apps, and the services you trust.
Every conversation you have, every preference you express, and every piece of knowledge you share is stored in a structured, persistent memory graph. Unlike traditional chatbots that forget everything when the session ends, Cognitia builds a living knowledge base that continuously learns and evolves with you.
Your memory layer organizes information into entities, relationships, and context—forming a personal knowledge graph that any AI interaction can draw from instantly. It is the bridge between isolated conversations and truly intelligent, context-aware assistance.
Automatic extraction: Key facts, preferences, and relationships are identified and stored as you chat naturally.
Structured graph: Information is organized as interconnected entities—people, places, projects, preferences—not just raw text.
Cross-session continuity: Your AI picks up exactly where you left off, with full awareness of past context.
Always improving: The memory layer refines and consolidates knowledge over time, resolving conflicts and strengthening connections.
Higher Accuracy
Grounded in your real data instead of guessing. The memory graph supplies verified facts, preferences, and history to every response—dramatically reducing hallucinations and irrelevant answers.
Greater Efficiency
No more repeating yourself. Your AI already knows your background, projects, and preferences—so every interaction starts with full context instead of a blank slate.
Deeper Personalization
Responses are tailored to your unique situation, communication style, and goals. The more you interact, the more precisely the AI adapts to serve you.
Cross-Domain Intelligence
Your memory graph connects insights across emails, finances, calendars, and conversations—surfacing patterns and relationships no single tool could discover alone.
Your memory layer is not locked inside a single chat interface. Cognitia exposes your personal knowledge graph through secure APIs and integrations, so any authorized service or application can tap into your memory—with your explicit permission.
REST API
Query, read, and write to your memory graph programmatically. Build custom workflows, dashboards, or integrations that leverage everything your AI knows about you.
MCP Protocol
Connect third-party AI tools and agents through the Model Context Protocol. External services can read your context to deliver hyper-personalized experiences.
Privacy-First Access
Every external access request requires your explicit approval. Granular permission controls let you decide exactly what data each service can see—and revoke access at any time.
Cognitia keeps you in control of what gets shared, who can access it, and how memory is managed.
External services only access memory after explicit approval, with revocable controls.
Sensitive data handling and processing protections align with your existing privacy policy terms.
You can request deletion and manage consent settings based on the controls described by Cognitia.
One message triggers a complete multi-step workflow across all your connected tools
"Good morning, catch me up."
With a single message, Cognitia gathers information from all your connected services and delivers a consolidated morning briefing.
Scans Gmail for unread emails
gmail_search_emailsChecks today's calendar events
gmail_search_calendar_eventsReviews Telegram messages
telegram_contextSearches web for relevant news
web_searchDelivers your personalized briefing
orchestrator"I need to plan a trip to Tokyo next month."
Cognitia coordinates browser automation, calendar management, document creation, and cloud storage to plan your trip end-to-end.
Searches flights and hotels online
browser_agent_executeChecks calendar for conflicts
gmail_search_calendar_eventsCreates a trip itinerary document
create_documentSaves itinerary to Google Drive
google_drive_uploadAdds trip dates to your calendar
gmail_create_calendar_event"Draft a LinkedIn post about our Q4 results using the data from this spreadsheet."
Upload a file, and Cognitia extracts insights, drafts professional social media posts, cross-posts across platforms, and sends you the drafts for review.
Reads the uploaded spreadsheet
file_readExtracts key metrics and insights
analysisDrafts a LinkedIn post
linkedin_create_postCross-posts summary to X/Twitter
x_create_tweetEmails draft for your review
gmail_send_emailTake control of your digital assets and unlock their true value
In today's digital economy, data has become the most valuable resource—more precious than oil. Yet while platforms compete fiercely for access to your personal information, you're left out of the equation. Your data generates tremendous value, but that value flows to corporations, not to you.
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