A high-density knowledge network for people who want more than an endless generic feed.
Cognirivus treats knowledge discovery as something people actively shape. Instead of only posting links into a public stream, users can follow sources directly, save items into collections, share them back into communities, and discuss them in context. The goal is to make reading, curation, and conversation part of the same system.
The project is source-first — users follow websites, RSS feeds, and related sources directly, read ingested source items, share those items back into the network as posts, and manage which domains influence similar-link discovery. This keeps the underlying source graph visible instead of flattening everything into standalone posts.
Key Features
Feed-First Reading
Move between personal, public, and community scopes. Rank by new, top, or discussed, search across content, filter by source type and tags, and switch between dense bento and list layouts.
Source Following
Follow websites, RSS feeds, and related sources directly. Read ingested source items, share them back into the network as posts, and manage which domains influence similar-link discovery.
Collections & Communities
Build reusable reading lists around trusted sources or specific source items. Communities add the social layer with shared feeds, membership workflows, shared collections, and dedicated spaces for discussion.
Real-time Interaction
Direct messages, community chat, reactions, unread counts, and presence tracking are all part of the core product instead of an afterthought.
Threaded Discussions
Post creation for text, link, and media content with threaded comments and like/dislike voting.
Source Management
Ingestion jobs, backfills, similar-search domain controls, and source item pages with share-to-post and save-to-collection flows.