Kognitos, founded in 2020, replaces the visual flowchart most automation tools use with something closer to writing instructions for a new employee: a business user describes a process in plain English sentences, and the system turns that description into a running automation, rather than dragging boxes and arrows onto a canvas.
That natural-language-first approach targets business users directly rather than requiring a technical automation specialist as an intermediary: someone who understands a process, an invoice approval workflow, say, can describe it the way they'd explain it to a colleague and have Kognitos build the automation from that description. Enterprise deployment covers integration with existing business systems the automation needs to interact with.
There's no free tier; access runs through enterprise sales rather than self-serve signup. For a business team that wants to automate a process by describing it in natural language rather than learning a visual workflow builder or writing code, Kognitos targets that specific gap between business knowledge and technical automation-building skill.
