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Traceable by design

Every insight shows its work.

In Cognitai, nothing is a black box. Every statement leads back to where it came from, and shows the reasoning that got it there.

Insight

Maya’s mood dipped two days after her shortest nights, both times this month.

  • Health tracker · Tue, Fri
  • Check-ins · Thu, Sun
  • Session 5 · 12:41

Illustrative. Maya is not a real client.

Where it comes from

It starts with what’s already there.

Cognitai reads only what your practice already holds and what the client chooses to share. Each source keeps its own colour on this page, so you can follow it all the way through.

  • The session

    What was said in the room, word for word.

    Transcribed only with consent

  • Clinician Input & Aha Moment!™

    Your reasoning in the moment: what struck you, and why.

    Yours, as you said it

  • Clinical notes

    What you wrote, in your format, session after session.

    Your record, your words

  • Check-ins & journal

    What the client chooses to share between sessions.

    Shared by the client’s choice

  • Assessments

    Validated measures over time: PHQ‑9, GAD‑7 and others.

    Scored as published

  • Health trackers

    Signals from the devices the client connects.

    Per device, per kind of data

In PrepKit™

Every statement carries its sources.

Before each session, PrepKit™ brings the week down to a few lines. Each phrase that matters is marked in the colour of where it came from. Point at one to trace it to its source.

Changes

Since the last session

  • Sleep fell to on two nights, and , both times.
  • Stress was , as .
  • She used on a hard call with her mother, and .

Health trackerTue and Fri nights

4 h 50, then 4 h 40

SessionTrace™

Open any statement. Follow its trail.

SessionTrace™ links every analytical statement to its evidence and its reasoning: who said what, when, why it is relevant, how it adds up, and what it may mean. Not a promise of transparency: a trail you can open. Choose a statement to follow it.

SessionTrace™

Maya · Session 5

Statements

3

Core concerns3 evidence

Short nights before low days

Sleep may be leading her mood by about two days.

Traced to

3 evidence

  1. Maya, in sessionSession 5 · 12:41

    “I’m just tired, that’s all.”

    Why it’s relevant: She names tiredness, not mood.

  2. Health trackerTue and Fri

    4 h 50 and 4 h 40

    Why it’s relevant: Her two shortest nights this month.

  3. Daily check-insThu and Sun

    Mood 4/10 and 5/10

    Why it’s relevant: Each low comes two days after a short night.

The reasoning

  1. 01Her two shortest nights: Tuesday and Friday.
  2. 02Her two lowest moods: Thursday and Sunday.
  3. 03Each low comes two days after a short night.
  4. 04In session, she names tiredness, not mood.

What it may mean

A pattern worth exploring with her, not a cause. Two instances so far.

NeuroMap™

See how everything connects.

NeuroMap™ lays the session out as the product does: the areas it covered, each statement made, and the domains they touch; the larger a domain, the more statements reach it. Select anything to see what it connects to.

STATEMENTSDOMAINSSession focusTired, not lowCore concernsShort nightsbefore low daysKey themesPushing throughInterventions usedGrounding exerciseResponse to interventionsUsed it on a hard callPlan and homeworkProtectdeadline nightsSleepFamilyWorkMoodSelf‑pressureEmotionregulationPlanning

Select anything on the map

Key themes

2 statements

Connections, never causes. The map shows what was said together and where it returns; what it means is the clinician’s call.

How sure

Every finding says how much stands behind it.

Strength is shown, not implied: how many times, from how many sources. When the record is thin, it says so.

  • Stress peaks on deadline days

    4 of 4 deadline days · check-ins and session

    Well supported

  • Calls with her mother may lead to harder evenings

    2 journal entries for, 1 against

    Some support

  • Grounding may ease her stress

    One instance so far

    Too early to say

You decide

The trail is there. What it means is yours.

Every statement can be reviewed, edited or rejected. Cognitai suggests; it never concludes, and it never files on its own.

Sleep may be leading her mood by about two days.

Nothing is filed until you approve it.

Under the hood

Built to be inspected.

What makes the trail possible, in plain words.

  • provenance

    Every statement keeps its sources

    Each one is stored with where it came from: the source, who said it, the moment, and the passage it rests on.

  • reasoning

    The reasoning is shown, not hidden

    Every statement shows how it was reached, step by step, from its evidence. If a step does not hold, you can see it.

  • consent

    Shared by choice, source by source

    Clients choose what they share, per source and per device, and can withdraw consent at any time.

  • associations

    Associations, never causes

    Findings say what co-occurs, what comes first and how often. They never claim why.

  • clinician-in-the-loop

    The clinician decides

    Suggestions stay suggestions until you review them. Nothing reaches the record without your approval.

  • residency

    Stored in Canada, kept out of training

    Identifiable data is stored in Canada, encrypted and accessible by role, and never used to train AI models without explicit consent or a written agreement.

See the trail on your own cases.

In a private demo, we open SessionTrace™ and NeuroMap™ on illustrative cases like yours, and you follow every statement back to its source.