It's not you.
It's the infrastructure.
You were sold the cloud as the answer. In reality, each service created a new silo. Your team's knowledge is split across 5, 6, 7 apps that never talk to each other. And when someone asks a question, the answer is always somewhere — just never where you're looking.
"We need exactly this internally — we've been asking for it for two years." — Enterprise practitioners in regulated organizations
This happens every week.
These aren't hypotheticals. These are conversations happening inside regulated organizations right now.
One place.
All your knowledge.
Unvely connects all your internal data sources into a single intelligent search. Ask in plain language. Get cited, synthesized answers in seconds — no matter where the source lives.
Zero-copy by design.
Your raw text never enters our systems. We store only embeddings and structural metadata — opaque vectors that can't reconstruct a document. When you query, we fetch the text from your source in real time, verify your permissions, and hand back the answer. No copies, no mirrors, no shadow index.
Text exists in one place: where you put it.
Every answer, fresh on every query.
No sync pipelines. No nightly crawls. No stale windows. Your content is verified against the source the moment you ask.
Your content never leaves your systems.
Period.
Unvely runs in the cloud — your documents don't. Because we never store your text, sovereignty isn't about where we're deployed. It's about where your data stays: exactly where you put it.
Built to find,
not to search.
Every feature exists for one reason: give your team its time back.
They process your data.
We don't.
Every competitor extracts your document text and stores a permanent copy alongside the embedding. If their sync fails, you get stale results. If their store is breached, your content is exposed. Unvely stores only opaque vectors and structural metadata — your text exists in one place: where you put it.
*Sovereign = customer content is never stored outside source systems. Competitors that offer self-hosted or VPC deployments (e.g. Glean) still extract and store text copies within that perimeter.
Based on public documentation and deployment models, 2026.
Operational in 48 hours.
All your sources. One place.
The tools you already use — without changing any habits.
Questions you might have.
Stop searching.
First answer in 48 hours.
Connect your sources. No migration, no infrastructure changes. Your first AI-powered answer across all internal data — in 48 hours, not 6 months.