Chat, coding, co-work, research, and media, all powered by world-class deep reasoning. Not just code — everything.
An ad, a 10-page equity report, a sci-fi short, an anime — every piece below arrived finished from a single prompt.
A finished automotive ad. City, mountain, and trail shots with on-screen text and a tagline — indistinguishable from a live shoot.
Illustrative examples generated by CellCog users from a single prompt. Brand names and logos are the property of their respective owners and do not imply any affiliation or endorsement.
One agent reasons through the task, then produces the finished artifact — in whatever format the job calls for.
We’re building AI employees — workers that run in the background across every kind of task. That only works if deep reasoning is fused with every modality, not bolted onto text. Deep research is simply where that reasoning gets measured, and we’ve climbed back to #1 on DeepResearch Bench several times this past year. The same reasoning that tops a research benchmark is what directs a video, scores a piece of music, or plots a strategy.
See the live leaderboardA real track record: we’ve held #1 several times over the past year, ranging from #1 to #5 as the field moves fast — and our latest submission is verified back at #1.
CellCog’s users aren’t running toy prompts. They’re doing genuinely complex work — and an unusually broad spread of it.
You name it, someone’s doing it here — in earnest, at real complexity.
Real words from people putting CellCog to work on hard problems.
“I tried AlphaSense, then used CellCog. So much better — surprised AlphaSense couldn’t do it.”
“Ran the same prompt on Claude and CellCog. Claude: 7/10. CellCog: 8.5/10.”
“It’s like having an entire research team at your fingertips.”
“It refined my creative ideas, then helped me execute them at light speed. Months of work, done in days.”
“Much better than Gemini or ChatGPT, especially for image and video generation.”
“CellCog blogs are ranking on SEO in record time.”
“Tried Perplexity Computer first, got frustrated. Then tried CellCog — it’s great.”
It shows up with a name, an inbox, and the judgment to run the work you don’t have time for. It starts tonight.