Give your AI a brain of your own.

Three fields and you get one private link. Paste it into claude.ai or ChatGPT and your AI starts remembering your work, answering from it, and citing it back to you. No install.

Before you decide

We store the knowledge objects we extract, never your raw conversations, and we never train on your data.

Your link is private and unguessable, and nothing auto-deletes: your Sapience brain stays until you delete it.

Your Sapience brain is encrypted at rest on our servers. We hold the key, which is why the line below is a promise and not yet a guarantee.

If you would rather nothing left your machine at all, the local install extracts on your own computer and sends only the finished notes.

Today, we won't look at your data. We are building it so that we can't.

Where your data actually goes

What leaves your machine: with the connector, only what your AI sends us, the notes it saves, the questions it asks and the documents you add; with the terminal install, the text of the AI sessions in the folders you choose, which we extract knowledge objects from and do not keep. What stays: your transcripts and files, untouched, where they are. What you can delete: any note, any source, or the whole Sapience brain, from the app, which erases its files from our disk.

Sapience is in private beta; a code from someone already on it opens the door. No code yet? Ask for an invite.

I use Claude Code or Codex on my machine

Then the terminal install is the fuller path: it reads your local session history, builds the brain from it, and keeps syncing as you work. Mac + Python 3, about ten minutes.

curl -sL "https://brain.coretx.ai/install" | bash

It prints your private token at the end. That token also works as a connector for claude.ai: https://brain.coretx.ai/mcp/<your-token>.

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