Every other AI knows what you asked.
Your context should not disappear.
Your personal intelligence should not disappear when you change AI. Corivant is building user-controlled context infrastructure behind Legacy Frame so that the context people choose to create can remain useful beyond one tool.
For people first. Developers and services if and when they fit.
Today
Legacy Frame assessment context
In development
Profile and routing foundations
Long-term
User control and governance
Early API
API-key-protected implementation surface
What exists and what is next
The human problem is real.
The infrastructure is being built.
Legacy Frame currently creates assessment context. Corivant is developing the infrastructure that could let people carry context they control between AI systems. It is not a claim that portable profiles, cross-provider routing, or governance are already available.
Assessment Context — live in LFL
Legacy Frame records assessment context for its own product experience. That is the current, demonstrated starting point.
Profile Infrastructure — in development
An early API-key-protected implementation includes profile and signal primitives. It is not yet a public portability product.
Routing — early implementation
An API-key-protected routing endpoint exists. External routing outcomes, provider integrations, and a partner network are not demonstrated here.
Governance — long-term direction
User control, auditability, and cross-system context are design goals. They are not public enterprise guarantees today.
Who it is for
Who it could serve.
Without pretending it already does.
The same problem shows up for individuals, builders, and companies: personal context gets fragmented across tools. Corivant is designed for that. It is not a claim that those groups already run on this network.
AI Providers
A future use case for context infrastructure: giving AI builders an accountable way to use user-provided context.
- ✓ No public provider network
- ✓ No demonstrated provider integrations
- ✓ Early API foundations only
Opportunity Partners
A future use case for consentful, user-directed opportunity matching. Corivant does not currently operate a partner marketplace.
- ✓ No active opportunity network
- ✓ No lead-delivery claim
- ✓ No revenue-share program
Funnel Builders
A future use case for organizations that want context-aware journeys. It is not a released funnel-integration product.
- ✓ No white-label release
- ✓ No published usage pricing
- ✓ No public integration program
Early API foundations
An exposed early-access surface.
Not proven at production scale.
A reachable, API-key-protected service includes profile, signal, routing, node, auth, and billing endpoints. Public registration creates an operator account and API key, and a dashboard exposes priced billing controls. Those surfaces are early and limited: this site does not independently demonstrate checkout readiness, active paid customers, support commitments, SLA coverage, production adoption, or external delivery. There is no public developer documentation, SDK distribution, webhook subscription system, or export flow demonstrated here.
POST /v1/profiles
API-key-protected endpoint
GET /v1/profiles/:id
API-key-protected endpoint
POST /v1/route
API-key-protected endpoint
POST /v1/profiles/:id/signals
API-key-protected endpoint
GET /health → 200 OK POST /v1/profiles → 401 without an API key Early API-key-protected surface → no public SDK, webhook subscription, export flow, or onboarding claim
The Loop
Legacy Frame works today.
Corivant is the infrastructure direction.
Legacy Frame of Life is the live consumer product and the source of its own assessment context. Corivant is building the separate infrastructure direction behind it. Cross-product portability, routing, and governance remain work in progress.
Legacy Frame of Life
Consumer profile acquisition
Corivant
Context infrastructure in development
Conversation
Talk with us about the work.
Public registration, API-key issuance, an operator dashboard, and priced billing controls are exposed. They should be understood as early, limited surfaces—not proof of checkout readiness, active customers, external delivery, provider-network participation, or enterprise governance service.
No commitment. This is an inquiry, not product enrollment.