Sapience gives you and your AI a shared, living memory — one brain that remembers, attributes, and connects your work.
Every AI assistant forgets. Sapience is the memory and reasoning layer that does not — it watches your work across Claude, Claude Code, and Codex, turns it into structured knowledge, and shows you the connections you would have missed.
Your work organizes itself into a navigable map of knowledge, zoomable from a single thought out to the whole landscape of what you know.
Ask a question, get an answer synthesized from your own knowledge with citations to the exact memories it used. When it does not know, it says so, no hallucination.
Click any idea and reach outward into 250M research papers, surfacing field-correct work you would never have found by search.
Tell Codex something, ask Claude, it knows. A single memory shared across all your AI tools, captured live as you work.
Lift a project or sub-project out of your brain and share it with a colleague. On import it lights up where it connects to their knowledge.
Open threads and promised follow-ups are tracked automatically, so nothing falls through between sessions.
The app is the face. Beneath it is a memory architecture modeled on how a brain actually works — not a search index with a chat box. This is where the moat lives.
A CLS-theory memory architecture (hippocampal capture, cortical consolidation), protected by six patent families. Performance validation against frontier baselines is ongoing and reported separately.
No install, no API key, no setup tax. With your personal access link you run one command, it builds your brain from your own recent work and opens it live in seconds.
reads your history locally · the heavy lifting runs in the cloud, on us · Mac + Python 3