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A multiplayer AI workspace for teams

Your team’s AI chats, on one shared map.

Today, even with a shared AI assistant, every conversation is one person talking to a bot. Cortex turns the whole team’s chats into a live map. Branch a side question, pull a teammate’s chat in as context, and merge threads when ideas connect. Everyone sees the map change as it happens.

Who’s Cortex for?

Try the demo Get Cortex

The demo takes about two minutes and needs no sign-up. It runs on example data and simulated teammates, so it’s for exploring only. To use Cortex for real, get in touch.

The Cortex research map: chats grouped by research topic, coloured by who started them, with teammates asking, branching and pulling chats in live

Use cases

One map, a lot of ways to use it.

The problem

Your team knows more than any one person in it.

But that knowledge is split across private chat histories. Cortex makes it visible, so the team can build on it together.

Today: one person, one bot. Answers stay in someone’s history, and new people start from scratch.
branch merge pull in
With Cortex: every chat is a node on one live map that the whole team can see, extend and build on.

How it works

Think together, not side by side.

1

Every chat becomes a node

Ask the team’s AI anything. Answers cite your own files, code and data, and each chat lands on the map next to the topic it belongs to, in the colour of the person who started it.

Zoom into any chat to see every prompt and the file it used.

A chat on the map unfolded into its prompts, each showing the file it used
2

Bring a teammate’s chat into yours

Drag any node, whether it’s a teammate’s chat, a document or a dataset, into your conversation. It becomes context for your next question, and a line on the map shows where the idea came from.

A paper dropped into a chat's context tray, with a dotted pulled-in line drawn on the map
3

Branch a side question, then merge it back

Explore a tangent without derailing the main thread. When the side question pays off, merge it back so the finding lives where the team will look for it.

A branch merged back into a teammate's chat, with a dashed merge line on the map
4

Pick up where the team left off

Someone new can open the map on day one and see what the team has explored, what it found and where it stopped. They continue that work instead of starting over, and they can still ask questions answered by people who left long ago.

An answer that builds on a teammate's earlier chat and cites it

Built for teams

Fits how your team already works.

Set up a demo space Explore a full demo Both demos run on example data and simulated teammates. To use Cortex with your own files and people, get in touch below.

Get Cortex

Get Cortex for your organization.

The demo shows how Cortex works. Whether you’re a startup, a company, a research lab or a student organization, tell us a little about yourself and we’ll get in touch to set Cortex up with your own files, people and AI models.

  1. Tell us about yourselfWho you are, what your organization does and what you’d like Cortex to help with.
  2. We get in touchWe reply to talk through what you need and answer your questions.
  3. We set it up togetherCortex connects to your files and AI models, and your people join.

Investors, partners and feedback on the demo are welcome too. Prefer email? Write to contact@cortexspaces.com.

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