Cogmi is a cognitive performance app that maps how your mind is doing through the day. It pairs data from a wearable with short science-backed cognitive games to build a daily brain map that updates live. From that map it sends fatigue alerts before you crash, shows a dip forming so you can tell a post-lunch slump from poor sleep, and suggests what to tackle now, such as deep work when sharp and admin when not. At the moment it is at the waitlist stage, and joining is free.
Cogmi suits knowledge workers, founders, students and creators who plan their day around focus and energy. People who already wear a fitness tracker and want more than sleep scores will see the appeal, as will self-experimenters tracking whether a supplement, workout or sleep change makes a difference. Managers curious about their own peak hours, and anyone who loses afternoons to brain fog, are also in scope. The cognitive testing is gamified and the output is a map rather than a spreadsheet, so no scientific training is required to read it.
A typical day starts with a quick cognition test, after which the map shows current readiness. Users can block meetings, creative work or study sessions inside their real focus windows instead of guessing. When the map trends toward fatigue they get a notification to rest, refuel or reschedule. Break timing guidance indicates when a walk, nap or snack is likely to help. Over days and weeks, the map responds to changes such as a new bedtime or a different workout routine, letting users judge what actually works. Because the product learns personal patterns, suggestions about task order should improve with continued use.
