Seventeen working builds by CognitionSync. Open any of them and use it.
Bookings and orders in the agent demos are mocked. Fair use limits apply.
Ask for flights, hotels or restaurants. Voyra searches the live web, compares real published prices, argues for the best value, and books on your word.
Dropped into a live catalog, ShopSage compares products like a connoisseur, remembers every customer's taste and budget, and closes the sale in chat.
Upload a complex PDF and just ask. Questions, summaries, structured briefs. Every answer is cited to the page and every number is exact.
Orders, warehouse and carrier systems that were never built to talk to each other, unified into one copilot. Ask why any shipment was late and get the actual evidence trail, not a guess.
Paste a website. Get the technical SEO layer, answer engine readiness, and a live test that asks Gemini who it would recommend in your category and city, then checks whether you were named.
Upload a photograph of a handwritten page and watch all five preprocessing stages run. You get the transcript spelled exactly as written, with every low confidence word marked so a human knows where to look.
Type in the numbers printed on a home electricity bill. The page works out what the bill should be under the notified tariff, names the rule that was broken, and writes the complaint letter.
Enter a bill and an installer's quote. The page checks eligibility under Pakistan's 2026 net billing rules, the price against published ranges, the promised units against satellite data, and the real payback.
One search box over the approved and illegal housing scheme lists of nine Pakistani development authorities. Every result shows the authority's own wording, the date and a link to the source.
Paste a Saudi company formation contract and get a term sheet back: parties, capital, purpose, management, fiscal year and more, each linked to the exact words it came from.
Type a question about projects, budgets, suppliers or labour. A language model writes one SQL statement, a guard checks it, and it runs read only with time and row limits. The SQL is always shown.
Search any song, film or book and see what sits closest to it, and why. It keeps only the ten nearest neighbours of each item, which shrank the data from 1.8 GB to 8.5 MB with the same answers.
Salmon lice forecasts for Norwegian fish farms on public BarentsWatch data. Walk through any of 1,137 sites: its history, the model that won there and its five week forecast, including the parts that do not hold up.
Drop in a photo of an instrument cluster. A detector boxes each warning light it recognises and says in plain words what it means and how urgent it is. Rebuilt from a training notebook, with a plain account of what the old score had really been measuring, and of the earlier checkpoint that now runs in its place.
Upload a photo of a Saudi licence plate. Every character is found, the Arabic row and the Latin row are read separately, and each row is used to correct the other. Rebuilt from a training notebook, with a plain account of where its old score was measured on photos the model had already seen.
For Pakistanis going to Saudi Arabia and the Gulf for work. Type in what the recruiting agent is charging, line by line. The page shows the government fee for each step, flags anything above the legal limits in English or Urdu, lists what the Saudi employer must pay by law, and prints a fee sheet to take to the agent.
For Pakistani creators and freelancers paid from abroad. Enter monthly payouts and the tax the bank deducted. The page checks the 5% or 10% deduction, applies FBR's Rs 195 per 1,000 YouTube views benchmark, estimates the tax still due, and flags missing PRCs and the wrong export rate for freelancers.
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