Skapi now runs in France. Paris is our newest region, and it is the first place in Europe where a project's database, its files and its user accounts all live on European ground.
You do not have a storage problem. Storage is solved, and it is nearly free. What you have is a retrieval problem, and it looks like this: the answer you need is definitely some…
Every Skapi plan now runs with unlimited bandwidth, for a limited time. Standard picked up extra database room on the way.
Most backends will tell you your data is "encrypted at rest." What that phrase usually means is that the hosting provider holds a key, the database holds your data, and the two…
The stable tag has moved: npm i skapi-js installs 2.0 today. Private records can now be encrypted in the browser, under your user's own password.
Your AI assistant does not burn tokens on your app. It burns them on your infrastructure.
Almost every AI-that-reads-your-files product cuts your documents into fragments, turns each fragment into a vector, and hands the model whichever fragments look closest to your…
We raised the free tier limits to 100 GB of indexed data, 1 TB of file storage and 100,000 collaborators per project. It is live now, on the projects you already have.
BunnyQuery is an AI data assistant for your own files. You upload your files as they are, your Bunny reads each one into records, and you ask questions in plain language.
Skapi 2.0 is installable today as a release candidate. It is a stability and performance release: a naming change, one genuinely new method, and a long run of fixes behind both.
Two and a half weeks and one very long changelog later, v1.8.0 is the biggest update since we opened the public beta. Most of it comes down to three things: your Bunny now reads…
A round of fixes and small improvements just landed in v1.1.0. Here's what changed:
BunnyQuery has been stabilizing fast, and after many late nights spent squashing bugs, we're confident enough to make it official: version 1.0.5 is now our public BETA. That mea…