CognitionAI

CognitionAI ($COG) is now LIVE on BASE: 0x37F38E9F0A897E6A62604efE7E40b4F5B5f82bF4 Terminal: cognitionai.tech Docs: cognitionai.tech/docs

Cognition now lets you pay for AI access with crypto! No credit cards, no accounts with third-party payment processors. Simply send crypto and get an API key. Send ETH, USDC, or USDT on Base or Ethereum. The platform converts it to a USD balance at live market prices. 200+ models. Claude, GPT-4, Llama, Mistral, Gemini. One key. Load up: #crypto-credits" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cognitionai.tech/docs#crypto-cr…

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We've created a platform where your AI remembers your conversations - but we don't. This is encrypted memory. Unlike every other AI platform, these memories are encrypted client-side with your vault key. The server stores only ciphertext. Your AI knows you. But we don't! Docs: #memory" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cognitionai.tech/docs#memory

Cognition started as encrypted AI chat. Now we've made it an entire operating system: Introducing CognitionOS. Autonomous agents that work while you sleep. A knowledge graph that maps your thinking. An app layer that extends the platform. All running on zero-knowledge architecture. The server stores ciphertext. We can't read your conversations, your knowledge, your agent configs, or your API keys. Switch to fully encrypted AI: #persistent-agents" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cognitionai.tech/docs#persisten…

What's new? We're constantly adding upgrades to Cognition so that your encrypted AI experience is as streamlined as using any other major AI provider. Keep up to date with every new Cognition feature here: cognitionai.tech/updates

Here's what happens when you use Browser AI in Cognition: First run downloads model weights (200MB–2.2GB) into your browser's Cache Storage. After that, loads are instant. Inference runs in WebAssembly on your GPU via WebGPU. Chrome 113+ or Edge 113+. Integrated graphics work for the smaller models. Four models available: → SmolLM2 360M - ~200MB, quick tasks → Llama 3.2 1B - ~700MB, general use → Qwen 2.5 1.5B - ~1GB, multilingual and reasoning → Phi 3.5 Mini - ~2.2GB, best quality No API key needed. No account with a provider. No data leaving your machine. Just open a tab and talk to an AI that exists entirely on your device.

Cognition is the only AI platform with three distinct privacy levels, each clearly labeled: Device: browser-native via WebGPU. Data never leaves your browser tab. Zero network activity. Local: Ollama on your machine. Data stays on your network but uses a local server process. Cloud: OpenAI, Anthropic, or any compatible API. Prompts sent to provider, encrypted in transit. You pick the tier. The badge tells you exactly where your data is going before you send it.

Added to Cognition: Browser-native AI. Run AI models entirely in your browser. No server. No network. No API keys. Your prompts never leave the tab. Powered by WebLLM and WebGPU, Cognition now runs open-source models directly on your device — SmolLM2, Llama 3.2, Qwen 2.5, Phi 3.5 Mini. Inference happens in WebAssembly on your GPU. No API calls. No server proxy. No network requests of any kind. Combined with client-side encryption, your conversations are truly private — not even theoretically accessible to anyone. #browser-ai" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cognitionai.tech/docs#browser-ai

Cognition is a fully encrypted, privacy first AI protocol where you can interact with any AI model of your choice and have your data be completely secure. With so many large companies siphoning your data as AI becomes more ubiquitous, we thought it imperative to find a way to protect your data's sovereignty. Many more updates to the Cognition ecosystem are on the way to make your encrypted agent experience as frictionless as possible. #start" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cognitionai.tech/docs#start

Here's the thing about zero-knowledge architecture: It's not about trusting us. It's about not needing to. We could be compromised tomorrow. Databases could get leaked. But none of it matters - the data is encrypted. The key is in your head. And that's the whole point. cognitionai.tech

ChatGPT remembers you. So does OpenAI's database. Cognition remembers you. Our server has no idea who you are. Encrypted memory. Your facts, your key, your control.

The audit page gives you: → Vault fingerprint — a unique identifier derived from your key, like Signal's safety numbers → Raw ciphertext — the actual scrambled base64 blobs the server stores, with a Decrypt button to prove only your key works → Database column audit — a map of every column in every table showing which fields are encrypted and which are structural metadata → Live encryption test — type anything, encrypt it, watch the ciphertext change every time thanks to fresh random IVs Verify it all yourself. #audit" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cognitionai.tech/docs#audit

Why did we make Cognition? Most AI platforms store your conversations in plaintext. If their database leaks, your prompts leak. If an employee is curious, they can read everything. We built something different. Cognition encrypts your data in the browser before it ever reaches the server. The server stores scrambled bytes. It can't read them. We can't read them. Nobody can. Your keys. Your data. Zero access from our end. cognitionai.tech

Ask the AI to build you a landing page. Watch it render live in the panel next to your chat. Copy it. Download it. Open it in a new tab. The server never saw it. Canvas renders from your decrypted messages. Everything stays zero-knowledge. #canvas" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cognitionai.tech/docs#canvas

Your API keys deserve encryption too. In Cognition, your OpenAI key, your Anthropic key, any provider key: all encrypted with your vault key before storage. When you chat, Cognition briefly decrypts the key in your browser, sends it with the request, and the server uses it for that one call. It's never stored in plaintext. Never logged. Never cached. Privacy first: cognitionai.tech/docs

Canvas added for Cognition agents: when your agent generates renderable content such as HTML pages, Mermaid diagrams, SVGs, or documents, Cognition automatically opens a live preview panel next to the chat. Claude desktop users would be familiar with this feature when using AI for design purposes. This is useful if you are using Cognition to design webpages or diagrams but want your designs to be secured. Check out how it works and how you can use it for your own projects: #canvas" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cognitionai.tech/docs#canvas

Cognition automatically categorizes your memories: - Preference — "Prefers TypeScript over JavaScript" - Context — "Building a healthcare SaaS" - Style — "Prefers code examples over explanations" - Fact — "Located in San Francisco" You have full control. View, filter, add, edit, or delete any memory. Toggle auto-extraction on or off. It runs in the background — never slows down your chat.

AI memory is a privacy nightmare on every other platform. Your preferences, your context, and your facts are stored in plaintext on their servers. Cognition remembers you differently; after each response, a background AI call extracts key facts from the conversation. Those facts are encrypted in your browser, then stored as ciphertext. The server never sees plaintext memories. When you unlock your vault, memories are decrypted locally and injected into every conversation, making sure you're never exposed. How it works: #memory" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cognitionai.tech/docs#memory

Cognition supports four provider types: - Ollama: local models, auto-detected, nothing leaves your network - OpenAI: GPT-4o, GPT-4, key encrypted at rest - Anthropic: Claude Opus, Sonnet, Haiku, same encryption - Any OpenAI-compatible API: Groq, Together, Mistral, self-hosted Every provider shows a badge: Local or Cloud. You always know where your data is going before you send it.

We're not asking you to take our word for it: you can verify it yourself. Cognition has a built-in auditor page that lets you see exactly what's been encrypted and how. Simply log-in, then click on the "Audit" tab in the sidebar. Docs: #audit" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cognitionai.tech/docs#audit Audit: app.cognitionai.tech/audit