Doctrine

What is Doctrine?

Doctrine is an AI tool that adds generative AI capabilities to your applications. It lets your apps draw on the knowledge stored in your own data or knowledge bases, so they can answer user questions or power smart AI features. An API ingests knowledge from databases, websites, documents, images, and spreadsheets: Doctrine converts different file types into text, then transforms that text into high-dimensional vector spaces that AI can process.

The API supports ingesting data from various file types, asking questions against that data, and embedding a ready-to-use Chat UI directly into your applications. For websites, it can crawl an entire sitemap or specific pages. Security is a focus: in multi-tenant databases, vector embeddings are partitioned to keep customer data protected and private. Doctrine also provides scalable infrastructure for document processing, vector generation, and query management as your data and usage grow.

Doctrine Pricing

Doctrine offers three plans:

• Starter – for personal projects: up to 100 documents ingested and about 1,000 queries per month.
• Growth – for teams of up to five people: 1,000 documents and 5,000 queries per month.
• Business – the most advanced tier: use your own API key, access GPT-4, unlimited team members, 10,000 documents ingested, and 50,000 queries per month.

Who created Doctrine?

Doctrine was created by a company that builds AI tools giving applications generative AI capabilities. The founder is not named in the available information.