Every time I opened a new AI chat I was doing the same thing: re-pasting the same context, re-explaining the same project, re-uploading the same files. The model had no memory of my work, so I became the memory — carrying everything back and forth by hand.
That felt backwards. The work should stay put and the AI should come to it.
So I've been building Clear Cortex. Your work lives on an infinite canvas you own — chat, image, code and file nodes wired together — and every model reaches into it where it sits. No re-pasting, no fresh-thread amnesia. One question can hit three different models, and it's all behind one login and one balance, so you're not juggling (or paying for) three separate AI subscriptions.
The part I care most about: your data stays yours. The AI queries your store and cites the source, but never swallows it into someone else's training set. You can walk away with everything you build.
It's early — there's a 60-second playground you can try with no signup, and a waiting list for the full platform. I'd really value brutal feedback from this crowd: does "the AI comes to your work" actually land, or does it need explaining? And what's the first thing you'd want to wire onto a canvas?
