Senses
Observers
Channels, reviews, web, social, infrastructure and venue signals — normalized into events your missions can reason over.
Products
WHYBLE. is the platform. Workspace is where your team works with it. Venue is the edition for physical places. Node connects your own hardware and data. All of it runs on the same loop: sense → remember → reason → act → report.
The platform
Missions turn intent into work. Observers sense signals, Brain remembers them per tenant, and cards carry proposals — with the approval policy attached. Nothing consequential happens silently.
Senses
Channels, reviews, web, social, infrastructure and venue signals — normalized into events your missions can reason over.
Memory
Tenant-scoped memory with provenance. Personal stays personal; company knowledge is shared only by explicit promotion.
Work
Every piece of work is a card: what it does, what it needs, who must approve. Discuss it, approve it, trace it.
Governance
any · all · quorum · sequential — bound to the exact action. Edits void prior decisions. Audit built in.
Connect
WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Instagram, email and web — inbound signals in, approved replies and posts out.
Report
Cards and briefings that report what changed, what ran and what's waiting on you — no dashboard babysitting.
The workspace
Where people and missions meet. Messenger for channels and conversations, boards for cards, inbox and calendar — plus approvals, governance and a live view of the mesh.
For physical places
The edition that plugs a real building into the same mesh. The venue dashboard renders live modules for property management, access, media and building systems — powered by a node on site.
On top of the hardware sit industry plays: a venue can watch reviews, events, weather and competitors — then draft a weekend promo that the owner approves before anything posts.
At the edge
A tenant-attached node that connects your own hardware, data and capabilities to the Cognit Mesh. Local work stays local — the mesh sees capabilities, not your raw data.
Questions
Read-only research can run autonomously. Anything consequential — posting, sending, spending, sharing data — carries an approval policy and waits for the right people. You configure who approves what.
In your tenant's Brain, scoped per person and per space. Personal sources stay personal; knowledge becomes company-visible only through an explicit, minimized promotion step. A Node keeps hardware data on your premises.
Yes — approval policies support one approver, all named approvers, quorum (e.g. 2 of 3) and sequential role steps. Approvals bind to the exact action; editing the content voids prior decisions.
That's hybrid.support — we run missions for you with human oversight, powered by the same platform.