CortexBrain Information

Cortex is the company brain: one system that captures every decision an organization makes and serves it, structured, queryable, and governed, to the people and AI tools that need it. Companies record everything and can query none of it. Meetings, Slack threads, email, tickets: all on record, none within reach. Decisions get spoken once, lose their reasoning by the third retelling, and get re-litigated every quarter by people who weren't in the room. Cortex captures the stream where decisions actually get made and turns it into living company memory: what was decided, why, on what evidence, and what it ruled out. A decision made at 10:00 is queryable by 10:15. Under fifteen minutes from said to queryable, p95 under thirty, instrumented on every release. No competitor puts that number in writing. Cortex is headless-first. The agents, LLM subscriptions, and product tools a company already pays for query it over MCP or a direct endpoint, the way an application queries a database. Teams without an agent stack get a native one, included. Every answer cites its source (speaker, timestamp, meeting) and stays silent below a calibrated confidence floor. Alongside it runs Conscience, the governance layer. As company memory grows, the question shifts from "what do we know" to "what should travel between us." Conscience governs every query: access inherited from the room, sensitivity classified per utterance, deterministic rules first, human judgment on the calls that matter. Memory you can query, governance you can trust. Neither deploys without the other. Open-weight models by default: transcripts never leave the customer's boundary, and the same build runs inside their VPC. Built for organizations in fintech, medical, and banking, where data residency is a requirement rather than a preference. One company brain, grown node by node. Cortex remembers. Conscience decides what travels.