Cloudglue

Cloudglue

Transforms video and audio content into structured, large language model-ready data for advanced AI applications.

About Cloudglue

Cloudglue APIs convert video and audio files into structured, AI-compatible data, enabling the development of intelligent agents that can interpret multimedia content. It simplifies the process of transforming extensive video libraries—from meetings to product demos—into easily accessible, structured data using fast, developer-friendly interfaces.

How to Use

Use Cloudglue through easy-to-integrate APIs. Start with a single API call for managed video Q&A, or take control with segment-by-segment embedding to customize data extraction. Seamlessly turn your entire video collection into structured, AI-compatible information.

Features

  • Supported by Y Combinator, ensuring credibility
  • Simple setup with a single API call, eliminating complex RAG tasks
  • Enterprise-grade, ready for production deployment
  • Designed specifically for video-native AI applications
  • Exceptional speed: index 50-minute videos in just 3 minutes
  • Flexible control over understanding levels, from transcripts to multimodal insights
  • Enable full video searchability across diverse domains such as sales and product demos

Use Cases

  • Power chatbots and RAG systems to answer video-related questions
  • Create comprehensive knowledge graphs from multimedia content
  • Implement search features across large video collections
  • Perform aggregate analysis of video libraries for insights

Best For

Developers building AI integrationsTeams creating intelligent analytics platformsOrganizations developing conversational AI systemsMachine Learning Engineers optimizing multimedia workflowsAI agents for video content analysisTeams deploying retrieval-augmented generation systemsData scientists analyzing multimedia datasetsProduct managers developing AI-powered products

Pros

  • Simple setup with a single API call for quick integration
  • Supported by Y Combinator, ensuring startup credibility
  • Fast, developer-focused APIs for efficient workflows
  • Enterprise-ready, robust for production environments
  • Enables comprehensive video search across multiple domains
  • Provides rapid indexing speeds for large video libraries
  • Offers detailed control over data extraction levels
  • Transforms multimedia into structured, AI-compatible data
  • Automates complex video processing tasks efficiently

Cons

  • No specific disadvantages are outlined in the available information.

Pricing Plans

Choose the perfect plan. All plans include 24/7 support.

Free

$0

Includes 200 Credits, 200 chat requests, and indexing for 25 minutes of video

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Mini

$15

Offers 1,000 Credits, 1,000 chat requests, and indexing for 2 hours of video

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Starter

$45

Provides 3,000 Credits, 3,000 chat requests, and indexing for 6 hours of video

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Builder

$350

Includes 30,000 Credits, 30,000 chat requests, and indexing for 63 hours of video

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Scale

$600

Provides 60,000 Credits, 60,000 chat requests, and indexing for 125 hours of video

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Enterprise

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Custom pricing plans and discounts tailored for large teams and enterprise needs

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FAQs

What is the primary function of Cloudglue?
Cloudglue converts video and audio files into structured data that AI systems can understand and utilize effectively.
How quickly does Cloudglue process videos?
It can index a 50-minute video into LLM-ready data in just 3 minutes, enabling fast responses for large libraries.
What level of control does Cloudglue offer for data extraction?
Users can choose from basic transcripts to detailed multimodal insights, customizing the depth of data extraction to fit their needs.
Is Cloudglue suitable for enterprise applications?
Yes, it is designed to be both easy for prototypes and robust enough for large-scale, enterprise deployment.
How are API credits used?
Credits are deducted based on API requests, with different endpoints like 'Extract' or 'Transcribe' consuming credits proportionally to video duration.