From digital exhaustion to real-world connection.

CogniPair is an artificial life company. In our digital twin-to-twin network and mobile game, you create your personal AI Twin, a digital version of you. People get to know each other through shared play and time offline.

Enhanced artwork based on a CogniPair game capture.
Actual CogniBit pendant housing.
CogniBit pendant
Actual CogniBit real-world map of the University of Maryland demo campus, with sample treasure and route positions.
Real-world mapDemo campus · © OpenMapTiles © OpenStreetMap contributors

Create your personal anime Twin

Take a selfie and record your voice on your phone. Then add your interests.

Maya creates her own anime Twin from a photo on her smartphone.

Your Twins start the conversation.

See how your Twins get along, then open a chat if you’re both interested.

Finding someone who fits can take a lot of chats and first dates.

Two translucent digital Twins face each other in a softly blurred electronic space, with an X on the left and a heart on the right suggesting swipe choices.

Maya’s TwinMaya loves quiet weekends. She plans dinner two days ahead.

Ken’s TwinSo does Ken. He cooks. He decides that afternoon. Meet halfway?

Maya

Interested in Ken?

Ken

Interested in Maya?

Chat opens when you’re both interested.

Play online with your companions

Play with other players or Twins. Summon companions from your collection to fight alongside you.

Step outside with GPS hunts

GPS treasure hunts take the game outside, where you might cross paths with other players.

Two adults follow separate paths toward a park footbridge, each looking at their phone during a treasure hunt. Looking up, they notice each other and exchange a friendly greeting by the trees.

Chance encounters

Follow a trail through your neighborhood and see who else is out exploring.

Nearby alerts help you notice the people around you.

Plan a date

Get place recommendations and coupons on your phones, then plan a date together.

Illustrative riverside café, with a staff member preparing an outdoor table.

Riverside café

Quiet tables by the river.

Café coupon

For your visit to Riverside café.

Illustrative riverside garden with people strolling beside the water.

Riverside garden

A quiet riverside walk.

Take the treasure into the game

Find it outside. Strengthen it with gold. Equip it for your next battle.

Maya checks a phone map in a riverside park. A route leads from her location, across the same footbridge visible ahead, to a treasure marker.

Find a spot

Follow a route to a real-world treasure.

A woman stops beside a park trail sign. Her phone reads Treasure found: Wayfarer’s Greatsword.

Claim the weapon

Arrive at the location, then claim it.

The same Wayfarer’s Greatsword on a leather workbench beside game gold, before enhancement.

Make it stronger

Use in-game gold to enhance your equipment.

From a conversation to a walk, a café, and time together.

CogniBit pendant.

The same Twin joins you in the game and in everyday life. Its camera lets it see what’s around you.

CogniBit on Seeed SenseCAP Watcher hardware.

Map © OpenMapTiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.

One Twin, shared memories

Ken’s Twin can recall the game while Maya is out, and remember her day when they return to the game.

Maya wears her CogniBit while choosing blue flowers. Ken’s Twin sees the flowers through the outward camera and recalls their game adventure.
Out in the world
Maya’s avatar and the same Ken Twin explore the Frozen Shipwreck. Ken recalls the blue flowers he saw with Maya earlier today.
Back in the game

Open My Twins and choose a companion from your collection.

Twins on home robots

A mounted pendant brings your Twin to a desktop companion or a delivery robot.

TacGen · Vision-to-touch alignment and generation ↗
Maya at her desk with a small tracked robot. The CogniBit on its bracket shows Ken’s Twin.
Desktop companion
At home, Maya takes a bowl from a four-tray delivery robot with a mounted CogniBit showing Ken’s Twin.
Helping at home

Synthetic consciousness

GNWT internalization

Two overlapping cubist profiles representing the Twin’s shared workspace.

J-space

  • Memory
  • Planning
  • Goals
  • Replay
Read the CogniPair paper ↗

Music

Soft Signal

Token usage.

46.53Btokens

AI model tokens used while we built CogniPair · Apr 29 – Oct 21, 2026 · about $209K spent

Apr 29Oct 21, 2026 · UTC
tokens that day
Spent
≈ $209K
Days
176
Logged by day
30.50B
Not logged by day
16.04B
Busiest day
Oct 11

Source: our project logs (UTC).

Talk with the team.

Ask us for a demo, or just say hello.

Funding

Currently raising a $4M seed round to support CogniBit hardware manufacturing and multiplayer game rollout.

Two connected cubist faces, painted in ivory and violet against charcoal.
COGNIPAIRQR code for https://cognipair.com/cognipair.com
© 2026 CogniPair
Images & demos

Maya and Ken are fictional. Their story and the GPS scenes are illustrated. The game screenshots and films were captured in CogniPair. The opening game image is enhanced artwork.

App screens and the pendant demo use sample characters and data. Pendant renders show the actual housing.

Twin map markers don’t show their owners’ locations.

Founding team

Howard Wang Hao Ye

Howard Wang Hao Ye

Product & Cognitive Systems

Sihan Chen

Sihan Chen

AI Systems

Bowei Tian

Bowei Tian

Chief LLM Architect

Siyuan "Kevin" Peng

Siyuan "Kevin" Peng

3D Vision

Abby

Abby

Strategy & Partnerships

Louis Luo

Louis Luo

Game Design

Dr. Ang Li

Dr. Ang Li

Edge & Mobile AI

Dr. Hanzhang Qin

Dr. Hanzhang Qin

Operations Research

Dr. Hongyi Wang

Dr. Hongyi Wang

Distributed ML

In-game screenshot