Unbody

Unbody is an AI-native backend platform designed to transform private, unstructured data into intelligent applications. Its core value proposition is providing a modular, headless architecture that automates the entire pipeline from data ingestion and enrichment to vector storage and reasoning, enabling developers to build sophisticated AI features like semantic search and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) without managing complex infrastructure.

Key features: The platform offers a GraphQL API for unified data access, AI-agnostic model integration for tasks like embedding and text generation, and built-in modules for video streaming and content management. It automatically enriches content by extracting metadata and generating summaries, provides schema validation for data consistency, and includes a vector database for efficient similarity search. For example, you can ingest PDFs, have them automatically chunked and embedded, and then query them conversationally through the API.

What sets Unbody apart is its commitment to an open-source core and a truly modular, service-based backend. Unlike monolithic CMS or rigid AI services, it allows teams to compose their ideal stack by enabling or disabling specific services like search, storage, or enrichment. It is technically model-agnostic, letting you plug in various AI providers, and its headless architecture ensures it can serve any frontend, from web apps to mobile interfaces, making it highly flexible for custom product development.

Ideal for product development teams, B2B SaaS companies, and agencies building AI-powered applications such as intelligent knowledge bases, personalized content platforms, or internal research tools. It is particularly valuable for industries like technology, information services, and computer systems design where leveraging proprietary data for AI-driven insights and automation is a competitive necessity.

The platform offers a free tier for exploration and testing, with professional plans starting at a specific monthly fee that scales based on usage, data volume, and required features like advanced analytics or higher-rate APIs.