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Comprender

Operational transparency

What Comprender can do today.

This page separates what is currently available from current limits and future research. It is not a promise of functions that have not yet been released.

Available

Published and operational

  • Compy: general conversational experience plus Urbanism, Contexts, and Business modes according to account availability.
  • Organisms and memory: create organisms, preserve relevant understanding, Memories, Principles, and continue account-linked processes.
  • Comprender Professional: greater Usage Capacity across the same continuous system, including Universal Contexts, Urbanism, and Business.
  • Plans and payments: Free and Comprender Professional; Lemon Squeezy for international payments and Mercado Pago in Argentina.
  • Account management: registration, recovery, subscription cancellation, and account-deletion mechanisms as currently implemented.

Current limits

What should be understood before relying on it

  • AI can make mistakes, omit information, or interpret a situation incompletely.
  • Critical information should be checked against reliable sources and, when appropriate, qualified professionals.
  • Some temporary states or sessions may still depend on the browser until they are synchronized.
  • Availability can depend on account type, configuration, country, and the technical state of the service.

Research and evolution

Not part of today's commercial promise

  • Expanded memory and continuity capabilities.
  • Transversal source, evidence, and inference traceability.
  • Cognitive Cartography and Trajectory.
  • GeoAI and advanced territorial analysis.
  • Magister as a future research horizon, outside the current commercial offer.

Persistence and continuity

Comprender combines account-linked storage with local states required by the experience. Synchronized organisms and data can be recovered after sign-in on compatible devices. Some temporary states, sessions, or developments may still depend on the browser. Download options, when available, provide additional backups.

Deleting browser data can remove information that has not yet been synchronized. Removing local data is not necessarily the same as deleting the account or remotely stored information.