Video-to-context processing
Turns video into structured context that developers can use in downstream AI workflows rather than handling raw video only.
Cloudglue is an API-first platform that turns video into AI-ready context for search, chat, extraction, and analysis workflows. It is aimed at developers building video-aware applications and AI agents.
Cloudglue is a developer-focused platform for turning videos into AI-ready context. The site describes it as an API for structuring, searching, and reasoning over video content so applications can work with video in the same way they work with text or other structured inputs.
Its homepage positions the product for AI agents and video-aware applications, while the pricing page shows a usage-based API model with free and paid tiers. The platform is meant for teams that want to build chatbot, search, extraction, and analysis features on top of video libraries without managing the underlying video understanding stack themselves.
Turns video into structured context that developers can use in downstream AI workflows rather than handling raw video only.
Supports search and retrieval across videos and video segments so teams can find relevant content at scale.
Supports chatbot workflows across video content, including answers with playable citations.
Can extract structured data consistently by defining schemas and applying them across videos.
Supports aggregate analysis across large video collections, including report generation.
The pricing page shows separate API credit usage for endpoints such as extract, transcribe/describe, scene segmentation, collections, entities, chat completion, and search.
Build a chatbot that can answer questions from a library of recorded meetings, training sessions, or product videos and return citations that users can play back.
Index large archives of screen recordings, footage, or sales calls so users can search for relevant moments and jump straight to the right segment.
Run structured extraction jobs across many videos to pull out consistent entities or fields based on a defined schema.
Analyze long-form or high-volume video collections and generate summaries or reports from the underlying content.
Use the platform as part of an AI agent workflow that needs video context to take actions or answer questions from visual and spoken content.
Cloudglue is a developer platform for turning video into AI-ready context. It exposes APIs for working with video content so applications can search, chat, and reason over video.
The source presents Cloudglue as built for developers and AI agents. It is positioned as a video context system that can be used to build chatbot, search, and analysis workflows over video libraries.
The site says Cloudglue can process speech, diarization, visual descriptions, sound, and other video-derived context. The pricing page also shows separate API credit usage by endpoint and feature.
The homepage says you can try the playground for free, and the pricing page shows a free tier plus paid packs. It also lists an enterprise option with contact sales.
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