Cortex

Routines run. Only decisions reach your desk.

Cortex is one brain behind the tools you already run, holding what the team knows and acting on it.

An old-school nine-key numpad in cream plastic, seen from above. Its coiled cable runs off to the right, the fn key sits at the centre, and the eight keys around it are printed with the logos of everyday business tools.

Cortex is one brain behind the businessfitted to the way it already runs.

FLEET & LOGISTICSFLEET
Trip reconciliationsTrip recons
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3
4
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batch 214
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09:38
RETAIL & F&BRETAIL & F&B
Daily sales entriesSales entries
just now
FMCG
Stock moves
MFG
Line output
CONSTRUCTION
Progress billingsBillings
queued
FMCG
Supplier reminders
fitting
SOCIAL
Post queue
posted 09:41
INSIGHTS & ACTIONS
Stock reorder
Waiting on your yes
Fuel price rising+6% · 08:55
Contract draft
awaiting approval
Cortex

The fleet client keeps asking for driver scorecards. Are we building that?

pulling · feature requests, all installs

Third install to ask. The distribution client wants a version of the same thing: per-person numbers from data we already hold. That's a pattern, not a one-off.

spinning up · Ed's Cortex — build feasibility
✓ Ed's Cortex · replied

Ed's read: two weeks to build it in the base layer, and every install gets it. Building it inside the fleet fit alone costs nearly the same and helps one client.

pulling · Benj — scorecard design notes

Spec's in your queue, with Benj's caution built in: rank people publicly and the data gets gamed. Owner-view only for v1.

Base layer. Spec goes to standup.

Queued for standup. The fleet client gets a "coming soon" note the moment you approve the spec.

Ask Cortex
  1. A memory that never stops taking notes.

    What the company knows is scattered across inboxes, group chats, call notes, and a few trusted heads. New information arrives all day and lands wherever it lands.

    Cortex takes it in as it happens and files it as one living record. Ask anything; the answer arrives with its source and its date.

    • Instagram inquiry
    • Client emails
    • Telegram GC
    • Excel spreadsheet
    • Google Meet transcript
    • GCash screenshot
    Cortex
  2. The busywork clears itself, and the week comes back.

    Most of the week is work that needs hands but not judgment: entries, reports, reminders, reconciliations. It eats everyone's hours a little at a time.

    Cortex runs it all in the background. What genuinely needs a human call arrives prepared, and one yes clears it. The team gets its week back.

    CortexThe queue

    • Daily sales entriesposted
    • Supplier reminderssent
    • Trip reconciliationsfiled
    • InsightFuel price+6%
    • InsightReceivables2 overdue
    • Stock reorderneeds you
  3. Agents. We don't use that word lightly.

    Everyone in AI calls everything an agent. We saved the word for something specific: a whole flow handed off for good — the work nobody wants back, run start to finish.

    Customer inquiries answered as they arrive. A reorder drafted the moment stock runs low. Each one runs as an agent under the brain: bounded, on the record, with you looped in the whole way.

    • Customer inquiriesAgent

      new inquiry · replied · logged

    • Low-stock reorderAgent

      stock low · draft ready · your yes

    Cortex
  4. A colonial-era Manila street in warm afternoon light, stone facades and shuttered windows above, tricycles and a jeepney along the kerb.

    Some things age beautifully.SOPs aren't one of them.

    Don't get left behind. Leapfrog over your competition.

One base layer, any working business.

Your business boards next.

  • RETAIL & F&B: RUNNING
  • MANUFACTURING: RUNNING
  • DISTRIBUTION & FMCG: RUNNING
  • FLEET & LOGISTICS: BOARDING
  • CONSTRUCTION: BOARDING
  • HOSPITALITY: BOARDING
  • REAL ESTATE: BOARDING
  • AGRI & FOOD: BOARDING
  • YOURS: NEXT

The base layer is ready. The fit starts with a conversation.

The first session is an hour, it costs nothing, and it starts when you Talk to us.

Tell us what's slowing you down.

Two or three sentences is plenty. We read every line ourselves, and a person replies.

WhatsApp us

Tell us what's slowing you down.

This goes straight to the three of us. We reply ourselves, and we don't share it.

A quiet cafe at a window bar: four open laptops, a water bottle among them, and a black poodle asleep on the bench.