Cognitia AI
Memory Layer
Persistent personal memory that helps Cognitia understand your preferences, relationships, and priorities across every session — and it all belongs to you.
You Own Every Byte
Full data portability. Delete permanently. We keep zero copies.
Version History
Every memory change is tracked with full provenance — who, when, and why.
Data Provenance
Every fact traces back to its source — a conversation, an import, or a connected service.
Six Memory Types
Cognitia organizes what it learns into six distinct memory types — each serving a different cognitive function.
Background Memory
Long-term facts about who you are — your name, profession, preferences, values, and relationships. Persistent and rarely changing.
Factual Memory
Verified knowledge and data points learned from your interactions — project details, meeting outcomes, key decisions, and domain expertise.
Event Memory
Time-stamped records of things that happened — conversations, transactions, appointments, milestones, and temporal context.
Conversation Memory
Compressed summaries of past interactions including imported chats from WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, TikTok, WeChat, and LINE.
Action Memory
Records of tasks completed, agents run, files processed, and tools used — giving Cognitia context about what has already been done.
Reflection Memory
Higher-order patterns and consolidated insights Cognitia derives by analyzing your memory graph — behavioral signals, preferences evolution, and emerging themes.
How It Works
Ingest conversations and connected data sources (email, files, chat imports, financial data)
Extract entities, preferences, and relationships as structured memory
Track evolving facts over time so current context stays accurate
Retrieve relevant memory for each request to improve response quality
Store full provenance — every fact traces to its originating source
Enable per-fact deletion and full data portability so you always own your data
What Memory Looks Like
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>
Ownership Guarantee
Every memory type belongs to you. Delete individual facts or entire categories permanently. Share only what you choose via the Data Platform marketplace. Your memory never trains our models and is never shared without your explicit, per-request consent.