What does Mitosis Labs build?

We build the interface layer between people and AI. Cortex turns your email, chat, documents, and app data into a private memory your AI can use. Backups keep encrypted snapshots of AI agent workspaces. The SDK connects any agent to both.

Cortex is a memory engine. Connect sources like Google Workspace, WhatsApp, and GitHub, and it links everything into a living knowledge graph. You and your AI agents can then ask it questions in plain language and get answers grounded in your real data.

Yes. Your graph belongs to you. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, sources can be disconnected and purged at any time, and nothing you ingest is used to train models.

Can AI agents use Mitosis directly?

Yes. Agents connect over MCP with no auth required, a public REST API with an OpenAPI spec, or the mi CLI. Machine surfaces are documented at /llms.txt and /agent.

How much does it cost?

Plans start at $7.99 per month with a 7 day free trial. Every plan includes a monthly credit allowance for ingestion, embeddings, and enrichment. Full machine readable pricing lives at /pricing.md.

How do I get started?

Sign up, connect a source, and watch your graph assemble itself. Most people see their first answers within minutes of connecting Google Workspace.

Comparisons

Grok CLI vs Claude Code: when each one fits
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Mitosis vs LangGraph: choosing infrastructure for multi-agent systems
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Comparisons

Grok CLI vs Claude Code: when each one fits

Mitosis vs LangGraph: choosing infrastructure for multi-agent systems