Hello ProductHunt 👋 - really excited to be launching today! 🚀 😁
First of all, I know… Another (AI) observability tool... 🫠 To be honest, we wish we didn’t have to add to the pile, but in our view AI observability is broken, and it needs fixing.
When building AI apps ourselves, we were often left fighting against the observability tooling, trying to strip things back to the bare minimum.
Unify interfaces addresses this, by being very: 🪶 lightweight 🔧 hackable ⚡fast 🧱composable
We hope that it makes it easier to go from zero to one on your products (with or without LLMs), letting you focus on the metrics that matter to you, and nothing else 🎯
The core building block is simple, just `unify.log`. This lets you store any kind of data to your console for easy visualization, grouping, sorting, and plotting etc.
You can then hack together your own custom interface, for whatever you want using three basic tile types: Tables 🔢, Views 🔍 and Plots 📊
You can use these three primitives to:
➕create + visualize your datasets in a new tab (with orwithout LLMs)
➕monitor and probe production traffic in a new tab (with orwithout LLMs)
➕start an evaluation flywheel in a new tab (with orwithout LLMs)
📉optimize your product for your users (with orwithout LLMs)
🧠whatever else you can think of (with orwithout LLMs!)
We’ve created a case study (with LLMs 😁) showing how you can compose these basic concepts to get clear view of the data + metrics that matters to you (and nothing else 🧘), and ship at lightning speed ⚡
Feel free to check it out and let us know what you think. We’d love all kinds of feedback (especially criticism and suggestions)!
Thanks so much everyone ❤️ Happy prompting ✌️
About Unify - Interfaces on Product Hunt
“Notion for AI Observability 📊”
Unify - Interfaces launched on Product Hunt on March 18th, 2025 and earned 159 upvotes and 8 comments, placing #13 on the daily leaderboard. Lightweight, hackable, fast, and flexible AI observability. Focus on the data, plots and metrics that matter to you, and nothing else 🎯 Sign up now!
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Who hunted Unify - Interfaces?
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Garry Tan
Hello ProductHunt 👋 - really excited to be launching today! 🚀 😁
First of all, I know… Another (AI) observability tool... 🫠 To be honest, we wish we didn’t have to add to the pile, but in our view AI observability is broken, and it needs fixing.
When building AI apps ourselves, we were often left fighting against the observability tooling, trying to strip things back to the bare minimum.
Unify interfaces addresses this, by being very:
🪶 lightweight
🔧 hackable
⚡fast
🧱composable
We hope that it makes it easier to go from zero to one on your products (with or without LLMs), letting you focus on the metrics that matter to you, and nothing else 🎯
The core building block is simple, just `unify.log`. This lets you store any kind of data to your console for easy visualization, grouping, sorting, and plotting etc.
You can then hack together your own custom interface, for whatever you want using three basic tile types: Tables 🔢, Views 🔍 and Plots 📊
You can use these three primitives to:
➕create + visualize your datasets in a new tab (with or without LLMs)
➕monitor and probe production traffic in a new tab (with or without LLMs)
➕start an evaluation flywheel in a new tab (with or without LLMs)
📉optimize your product for your users (with or without LLMs)
🧠whatever else you can think of (with or without LLMs!)
We’ve created a case study (with LLMs 😁) showing how you can compose these basic concepts to get clear view of the data + metrics that matters to you (and nothing else 🧘), and ship at lightning speed ⚡
Feel free to check it out and let us know what you think. We’d love all kinds of feedback (especially criticism and suggestions)!
Thanks so much everyone ❤️
Happy prompting ✌️