Personal research intelligence

CoAI

Your knowledge, on record.

A personal research intelligence platform. Capture anything you find — across every device you use — and ask an AI chat interface about the whole accumulated body of it. Not a browser history crawl, not a mailbox sync. Every capture is a deliberate decision, and that decision is itself a signal the system uses when deciding what to surface later.

Proof, not projection

In daily use, not a demo.

Unlike a weekend build, CoAI runs today as a working system in continuous daily use by its author. These are live figures, not projections.

~820
Captures
145
Chat sessions
818
Embedded chunks
14
Projects

Status: Live — single-user proof of concept

Four surfaces, one backend

Capture anywhere. Ask anything.

CoAI runs on four surfaces, all talking to the same backend, so what you capture on your phone is answerable from your laptop an hour later.

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Chrome Extension
Right-click any page to capture it, or select text first to capture the passage that mattered. A persistent side panel keeps chat, capture cards, and project switching one click away.
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Android app
Share a URL, a screenshot, or a photo into CoAI from any other app, with on-device text recognition for images.
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Web app
The primary place to browse, curate, and interrogate everything you've captured. Includes a full library view and a visual map of how your knowledge clusters together.
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Word & Outlook
Capture a document or an email thread, discuss it with CoAI, and insert a drafted response without leaving the page.

Screenshots

What it looks like.

One view per surface — the library you browse, the panel you capture from, the map of how it all connects, and the share sheet on your phone.

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Web app — Knowledge Library
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Chrome extension — side panel
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Knowledge Explorer — semantic map
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Android app — capture share sheet

Built to scale beyond one person

CoAI today is a single-user proof of concept — deliberately, and designed to scale to a workgroup and eventually a department or small company. The architecture underneath it is not single-user. Every record is already scoped by tenant; the retrieval system, the entity graph, and the capture pipeline were built assuming a second user was always coming, not bolted on after the fact. The path from one person's personal research tool to a shared team knowledge base is a scaling exercise, not a rebuild.

Where it's going

The capture layer is built. The next phase is a knowledge graph — an epistemological layer that tracks not just what you captured, but your observations, questions, and hypotheses about it, and how your confidence in an idea changes over time. Turning a pile of captured material into a record of how your thinking actually evolved.

Note: CoAI is a separate product from the original SaidSo — the SMS-based agreement service now living at .deal. They share the SaidSo brand and some infrastructure patterns, and nothing else.