Summary
Ask questionsUnify is an LLMOps platform designed to help developers and teams build, customize, and manage AI assistants and applications. It provides tools for logging, evaluation, and optimization of large language models, offering a flexible and 'hackable' infrastructure for AI development.
Features3/15
See allMust Have
2 of 5
Multi-Model Integration
User Authentication & Subscriptions
Guided Tool Interface
Creative Presets & Styles
Tool Catalog & Categories
Other
1 of 10
Usage Analytics
Search & Filter
Favorites & History
Export & Integrations
Custom Prompt Templates
Collaboration & Sharing
Multi-Language Support
Mobile Responsive Design
In-App Resources & Tutorials
API Access & Developer Portal
PricingTiered
See allDeveloper
- Unlimited Interfaces
- 1K LLM Queries per Month
- 5K Logs per Month
- Individual User Account
- Limited LLM Queries
- Limited Logs
Professional
- Everything in Developer
- 10K LLM Queries per Month
- 50K Logs per Month
- Teams Account up to 10 Seats
Enterprise
- Everything in Professional
- Unlimited LLM Queries
- Unlimited Logs
- Unlimited Seats
- On Prem Deployment
- Support and Services
Personal
- Your personal assistant
- Pay as you go
Professional
- Everything in Personal
- Up to 10 assistants
- Developer platform to edit:
- - Tasks & schedules
- - Memories & knowledge
- - Plans & functions
- Teams Account
Rationale
Unify positions itself as an LLMOps platform for building custom AI interfaces and managing AI assistants, rather than a direct content creation playground with guided tools and presets for end-users. While it integrates with multiple LLMs and offers user authentication with different pricing tiers, it focuses on the infrastructure and development side of AI applications. The website content emphasizes 'building AI your way' and 'fully hackable LLMOps platform,' which suggests a more technical audience than the described 'Word.Studio AI Playground.' There's no clear evidence of a catalog of pre-built, guided tools for various content creation tasks or a library of creative presets for non-technical users. The 'Interfaces' mentioned in their documentation refer to custom interfaces built by users for logging, evals, etc., not a pre-defined set of content generation tools.