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Cortex

Building operations analytics and HVAC recommendations

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Source: cortexintel.com. Last checked 25 October 2026.

Overview

Cortex is a Washington, DC, commercial real estate software company that adds an application layer on top of existing building management systems and meters. It analyses thousands of data points from a building and delivers them to engineers and managers through a mobile app, with daily recommendations such as when to start and stop large HVAC equipment, which the company says can cut energy use by 5 to 10%. Large commercial owners and managers use Cortex, including the Empire State Building.

Source: wellfound.com/company/cortex-2. Last checked 25 October 2026.

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Categories

Features

  • BMS and meter data analytics
  • Daily HVAC start and stop recommendations
  • Mobile app for engineers
  • Energy performance tracking

Best fit for

Cortex suits large office owners that want more from their existing BMS without replacing it.

Commercial office ownersProperty managersBuilding engineers

Frequently asked questions

What is Cortex?
Cortex is a Washington, DC, commercial real estate software company that adds an application layer on top of existing building management systems and meters. It analyses thousands of data points from a building and delivers them to engineers and managers through a mobile app, with daily recommendations such as when to start and stop large HVAC equipment, which the company says can cut energy use by 5 to 10%. Large commercial owners and managers use Cortex, including the Empire State Building.
Who is Cortex built for?
Cortex suits large office owners that want more from their existing BMS without replacing it.

Industries served

CommercialOffice

UK markets

United StatesUnited States

Security & certifications

Customers

Empire State Building

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