Cogito vs ChatGPT
Cogito vs ChatGPT
ChatGPT is brilliant for one person typing prompts. But a small business runs on a team and a stack of tools. Here is where the two part ways.
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Cogito vs ChatGPT, side by side
| Feature | Cogito | ChatGPT |
|---|---|---|
| Built for your whole team | ||
| Shared integrations, set up once for everyone | ||
| Shared memory across your team | ||
| Takes actions across your tools, with approval | ||
| Runs automations on a schedule | ||
| Works in Slack and email, not just a chat window | ||
| Central permissions, scoped to each person | ||
| Choose the best AI model for each task | All major models | OpenAI models only |
| Flat pricing, unlimited users |
In practice
A new teammate needs to get up to speed
They ask Cogito and get answers from across the business on day one, scoped to what they are allowed to see.
They start from an empty chat that knows nothing about your company or tools.
You want the same answers for everyone
Connect a tool once and the whole team can ask about it. Context and memory are shared.
Each person sets up their own chats and connectors. Nothing is shared by default.
You want AI to actually do the task
Cogito drafts the email, updates the record, and books the meeting, with your approval.
ChatGPT writes the text, then you copy and paste it into your tools yourself.
Common questions
Is Cogito built on ChatGPT?+
Cogito uses the best AI models from every major provider, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and xAI, and picks the right one for each task. You are never locked to a single model.
We already pay for ChatGPT. Why switch to Cogito?+
ChatGPT helps one person write and think. Cogito gives your whole team that same quality of AI, on the best models from every major provider, connected to your tools and data, with the ability to take action. It does the things a standalone chatbot cannot.
Is our data used to train models?+
No. Cogito never trains AI models on your data. It is encrypted in transit and at rest, and each person only sees what they can already access.