Our Story

Our paths crossed through shared frustrations with technology. Karin, with her neuroscience background and ADHD, saw how digital interfaces often create unnecessary cognitive load. Jaskirat, who grew up with dyslexia, experienced firsthand how rigid systems can make simple tasks unnecessarily difficult.

These weren't just personal challenges—they revealed a fundamental flaw in how we build technology. Most digital products force users to adapt to their design, rather than adapting to how people actually think and work.

Karin's research in cognitive patterns and Jaskirat's technical expertise in building adaptive systems led us to a simple question: What if technology could understand and adapt to your cognitive state in real-time?

That question became Humonos. We're building an AI layer that monitors cognitive patterns and adjusts digital environments accordingly. It's not about making technology more accessible—it's about making it work the way your mind naturally does.

Our approach is practical: we use behavioral data and neural sensing to understand your cognitive state, then adapt the interface in real-time. The result is technology that reduces cognitive load, maintains focus, and works with your natural rhythms.

We're not trying to revolutionize technology—we're trying to make it work better for everyone, regardless of how their mind works. Because in the end, technology should adapt to humans, not the other way around.