Kindo Pros and Cons

I use Kindo a lot! The No Code workflow builder is amazing, and the fact that it integrates with my SaaS providers (Google/Hubspot in my case) is really cool. I can build workflows that analyze results in Hubspot or query my Google Drive files. I also love the fact that I can use different AI models - OpenAI, Claude, Gemini or whatever. They're moving so fast. They now have Google Gemini with image support so I can upload a file and query that too. Lastly, I love their customer support. There's usually someone there on chat to help when you get stuck. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Their pricing model isn't yet clear, but I'm told they're sorting that out. I would like to be able to push data into my applications (e.g. write a LinkedIn post and have it posted directly in LinkedIn). I'm told that may be coming in 2024 too. Nothing really much to dislike. They're moving fast to add more and more capabilities. I just wish we had more of their roadmap sooner! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Kindo stands out as an innovative solution in the realm of digital technology, offering a unique blend of security, efficiency, and versatility. At its core, Kindo is a comprehensive AI warehouse, not just a singular AI model. This distinction is crucial, as it allows users to access a wide array of AI capabilities under one umbrella, eliminating the need to invest in multiple models. The platform's emphasis on security is noteworthy, ensuring that user data and workflows remain protected at all times. Moreover, Kindo's ability to create repeatable workflows streamlines processes, enhancing productivity and reducing the time and effort typically required to manage various AI tools. This combination of secure, efficient, and comprehensive AI resources makes Kindo an invaluable asset for those looking to harness the power of AI in a more integrated and cost-effective manner. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Complexity for Beginners: It can take significant time to get new users up to speed - it would be an even better product if using it was less complex. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.