Work spread across AI sessions can be hard to carry forward. Sapience keeps what they learn in one living memory that is yours. It grows as you work, revises what it believed when you change your mind, and cites its sources.
Connected Claude Code, claude.ai, ChatGPT and Codex sessions can use the same saved notes.
The briefing can show conflicting KOs, outdated decisions and unfinished work.
Ask about your KOs. Answers can cite their sources and highlight them on the map.
We keep the KOs extracted from your work. Review new KOs before approving them, and choose which projects save KOs automatically.
You can share selected notes with colleagues.
Share notes with people you choose.
people who own theirs.
Share selected notes with a colleague, with your name attached. You can revoke access. We are building matching to help people find new collaborators.
Explore your saved KOs and their connections.
Ask a question and check the saved KOs cited in the answer.
Tell Codex something, ask Claude, it knows. One Sapience built from all your AI tools, refreshed in one line whenever you want.
Choose a project or selected notes to share. The recipient can use them with your name attached, and you can revoke access.
Find related papers from other fields in the research literature.
How we handle your KOs
We keep the knowledge objects (KOs) extracted from your work and your chats with Sapience, not the transcripts of your AI sessions, and do not train on your data.
Keep your private link secret; you can also sign in with Google or with a link we email you. Your KOs remain until you delete them.
Your KOs are stored on an encrypted disk on our servers, and we hold the server encryption key.
The installer offers extraction through our servers, through your own model provider, or locally with Ollama. Approved KOs sync to your hosted account.
We hold the server encryption key and are working to prevent us from reading your data.
Choose which KOs a named recipient can read. Shared KOs show your name and the sharing date. You can revoke access.
To host Sapience on your own hardware, talk to us.
Sapience is in private beta. Start with your invite code and name. You get one private link, paste it into claude.ai or ChatGPT, and your AI starts remembering. No install.
Get your connector linkWe save claims with their sources, combine related notes and record revisions. Supported reasoning models can use the record. We are also building connections between people who choose to share their work. We call this networked continual learning.
We have filed patents covering the architecture.
Connect Claude or Codex so it can read and save notes during a session.
Import work from supported AI tools.
Start with your own notes, then share selected work with colleagues.