Scoopika
Bring AI agents to your application in minutes
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Open-source toolkit to build multimodal AI agents with streaming, validation, memory and knowledge stores.
- for
- Developers building LLM-powered web apps, bots, and data extraction tools.
- pricing
- freemium
Key features
- Real-time streaming — Stream text and voice responses as they are generated, with hooks for token and tool callbacks.
- LLM output validation — Built-in JSON schema validation with retries and error recovery.
- Serverless long-term memory — Managed encrypted memory store for conversation history without developer overhead.
- Knowledge stores — Upload files, PDFs or websites to edge-close stores that agents can query.
- Multimodal inputs — Accept text, images, audio and URLs, and generate validated outputs from any source.
- Custom functions & APIs — Connect any API or custom code as tools agents can call during execution.
- Voice interaction — Process multiple audio inputs in parallel and stream voice replies in under 300 ms.
- Open-source SDKs — Type-safe TypeScript SDKs for server, client and React integration.
Use cases
- AI conversational bots with text and voice on websites.
- Multimodal search engine that processes images and text queries.
- Data extraction pipelines that generate validated JSON from documents.
- Automation apps that call external APIs via AI agents.
Scoopika vs alternatives
| Best for | Multimodal AI agents with real-time streaming | General AI-agent development | Managed autonomous agents | Low-code backend creation | LLM app monitoring |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Freemium | Free | Free | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 4 | 75 | 43 | 118 | 89 |
| Launched | Oct 2024 | Jan 2023 | Jan 2023 | Jan 2023 | Jan 2023 |
- Scoopika vs Fine: Focuses on building software with AI agents, but less emphasis on multimodal streaming and managed memory.
- Scoopika vs SuperAGI Cloud: Provides cloud-hosted autonomous agents, whereas Scoopika is self-hosted and open source.
- Scoopika vs BuildShip: Visual drag-and-drop backend builder, not a code-first SDK for AI agents.
- Scoopika vs Langfuse: Observability for LLM apps, not a toolkit for building agents.
Scoopika FAQ
Is Scoopika a paid platform?+
Scoopika offers a free-forever Hobby plan; paid PRO and Scale plans add features like voice, memory and higher limits.
Can I host Scoopika myself?+
Yes, you can run the Scoopika endpoint on any cloud and keep your LLM provider keys on your servers.
What languages or frameworks does it support?+
Scoopika provides TypeScript SDKs for server, client and React, and works with any web framework such as Next.js.
How does data validation work?+
Outputs are validated against a JSON schema; on failure the system retries and recovers errors automatically.
Do I need to manage conversation history?+
No, the managed serverless memory store handles long-term conversation storage and encryption for you.
Is there a free trial for the paid plans?+
The pricing page does not mention a separate trial; the free Hobby plan can be used indefinitely.
Summarized by DevHunt from scoopika.com · Sep 28, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.