unsiloed.ai/

Unsiloed

unsiloed.ai/

Unsiloed AI converts unstructured documents like PDFs, images, and spreadsheets into structured JSON and Markdown for LLMs, using what it calls proprietary dual-stream vision models, and splits its product into three named tools: Parse, Extract, and Split. The homepage opens with the claim that 80% of enterprise data is locked in unstructured documents LLMs can't read, and that teams typically spend 6+ months building custom parsers that break when layouts change, with fewer than 10% of in-house pipelines reaching production. It backs this with a specific benchmark claim of ranking #1 on olmOCR-Bench (score 88.0) against competitors including Nanonets and GPT-4.5, and repeatedly reuses the same Blackstone real estate report as a worked parsing example throughout the page. Y Combinator backing is displayed.

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Unsiloed AI

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Oct 10, 2026

Unsiloed's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Unsiloed's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.

Unsiloed design review: how the homepage is built

Blocks run top to bottom: a pink announcement bar, a hero with an isometric document stack, a grey problem band, a benchmark chart, an architecture row, a flow diagram, an FAQ, a demo form and a dark footer across a 9520px desktop page. The palette leans on pink #fa82b9 for the announcement bar and chart accents, with peach #fdd7ca and plum #b8648a in the illustrations over white and light grey #e8e8e8. Display type is listed as Geist with General Sans. Photography is absent; the page relies on line diagrams and mock interfaces.

Above the fold

A pink strip across the top reads "Unsiloed Achieves #1 Rank on olmOCR-Bench" above six navigation labels: "Product", "Playground", "Docs", "Pricing", "Resources" and "Careers". The hero's left column stacks a bracketed eyebrow, the headline "Document Layer for Enterprise AI", a subhead, and two buttons, "Book a demo" filled black and "Read the docs" outlined. The right half is an isometric stack of pale document pages with peach cards labelled "HEADER", "TABLE", "IMAGE" and "KEY" along the edge.

Problem statement and core capabilities

A grey band headed "Enterprises run on documents, not databases." holds three cards: "80%" of enterprise data is unstructured, "6+ months" that AI teams spend on parsers, and "<10%" of in-house pipelines that reach production. "Three capabilities. One document layer." then opens two panels, one showing "financial_report_q4.pdf" beside the "Parse" caption, the other a raw invoice turning into a JSON panel with "vendor" and "invoice_id" keys for "Extract". A "Split" panel tags "mixed_documents.pdf" as "INVOICE", "CONTRACT" and "RECEIPT".

Benchmark chart and architecture cards

A centred block headed "State-of-the-art document processing." introduces a bar chart titled "olmOCR Overall Performance". The Unsiloed bar is the first and tallest pink column, followed by blue, green and orange competitor bars, with labels tilted under the axis. Beneath the chart, three bordered columns, "Attention-guided Heatmaps", "Dual-stream vision model" and "Domain-specific decoder", are numbered in pink as [01], [02] and [03], each with a short paragraph.

Closing section and footer

Under "From raw document to LLM-ready data." a vertical flow runs from a source illustration to a layered diagram labelled "PARSER", "SPLITTER" and "EXTRACTOR", ending in a structured output code panel with "JSON" and "Markdown" toggles. A five-question FAQ opens on "What types of documents does Unsiloed support?" before a form headed "See Unsiloed AI work on your own documents." with seven numbered fields. A dark footer lists "Terms", "Privacy", "LinkedIn", "GitHub" and "Documentation".

On mobile

At 390px the hero diagram drops beneath the buttons and the stat cards stack vertically. Each capability panel becomes a full-width card, and the benchmark chart is cropped at the right so the final bars fall off the edge. The architecture cards stack in one column, and the footer groups its links under stacked headings. The form fields narrow to full width.

Worth borrowing

Two oversized figures, "80%" and "<10%", carry the argument before any product detail.
The benchmark highlights the Unsiloed bar in pink, so the comparison reads at a glance.
Feature panels pair raw input documents with structured output, not abstract icons.