Cogeto is a verifiable AI memory tool for people who need to find, reuse, and check information they have already written down. It presents itself as a way to get back time spent looking for known information, and its core promise is that one question produces one answer with a traceable source.
Notes, emails, meetings, chats, calendar items, documents, and tasks are brought into a single memory. Within that memory, it remembers information, highlights important items such as deadlines, names, and numbers, drafts replies from existing memories, creates task lists from what was promised or decided, answers plain-language questions, and shows where an answer came from. The interface examples also show verification features, including cited meeting notes and detected changes in a contract draft. The page describes the system as something a user can inspect, correct, and provably delete.
Cogeto runs in a fully offline bubble in the EU cloud and can use any model, hosted or local. The page also says it can be run EU-hosted, self-hosted, or in a fully offline bubble. It is open source on GitHub. The available text does not state pricing or a license.
Cogeto sits in PulseGate's Productivity & Work category. Remembering, organizing, and retrieving important information from notes, emails, meetings, and tasks without losing track or forgetting commitments. Cogeto is a B2B product aimed at knowledge workers. It runs on the web and the command line, and it can be self-hosted.
Cogeto first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 140 stars and 88 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 10 catalogued features are AI memory, task extraction, and offline mode.
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