Supermodels PRIVATE BETA

Every company will own its models.

Supermodels turns your company's data into small, purpose-built AI models that you own. Lower cost, lower latency, full control, and no dependence on someone else's roadmap.

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One job. One model. Built on what only you know.

Each Supermodel is trained for a single workflow, evaluated on your own data, and improves as your business does.

TaskSupport ticket triage
ArchitectureOpen-weight, distilled to task size
Trained onYour helpdesk history and docs
Evaluated againstLeading frontier APIs, on your data
DeploymentHosted, or in your own cloud
WeightsOwned by you
Our view

The first era of AI was a handful of giant models, rented by everyone. The next will be millions of smaller ones, each owned by the company it serves.

General-purpose models are remarkable, but most of what a business asks of AI is narrow, repetitive, and specific to that business. For that work, a small model trained on your own data can match or outperform a frontier model at a fraction of the cost and latency.

And unlike an API, it's an asset. It compounds with every new piece of data, runs where you choose, and stays under your control.

Who it's for

For the people accountable for AI in production.

Heads of AI, platform leads, and CTOs who own the bill, the risk, and the results.

API spend that grows with every new use case.

Move high-volume workflows onto models sized for the job, and watch cost per task fall as usage grows.

Behavior that shifts when a vendor updates its model.

Your model changes only when you retrain it. Every version is pinned, tested, and reproducible.

Sensitive data leaving your environment.

Train and serve inside your own cloud. Your data never trains anyone else's model.

No clear way to prove which model is right for the job.

Every model ships with an evaluation report against frontier APIs, measured on your own data.

How it works

From a description to a model in production. No ML team required.

01

Describe the job

Explain the workflow in plain language. We turn it into a precise task and an evaluation set.

02

Connect your data

Link the systems where the work already happens. We prepare it for training.

03

Train and evaluate

Your model is trained in days, then measured against frontier models on your own test set.

04

Deploy and improve

Swap a single endpoint. The model keeps retraining as new data arrives.

Before you switch

Your scoreboard

Illustrative

Every model answers the same test set, drawn from your data.

Model Accuracy Speed (p50) Cost per 1,000 calls
Your current frontier model 94.2% 820 ms 100
Your provider's cheaper tier 90.2% 410 ms 38
A prebuilt open-weight model 88.1% 240 ms 18
Your Supermodel 94.5% 190 ms 29

Illustrative numbers, not results. Cost is an index where your current model is 100. Calls the Supermodel is unsure about go to your current model.

Work across any workflow  
Support ticket triage
Document and invoice extraction
Lead scoring and routing
Compliance and policy review
Contract clause analysis
Call and meeting summaries
Internal knowledge assistants
Content moderation
Questions

How long does a model take to build?

Most models are ready in days. Larger or more complex workflows can take a few weeks, and you can follow progress throughout.

Do we need machine learning engineers?

No. You describe the job and connect your data. Preparation, training, evaluation, and hosting are handled for you.

How do we know it outperforms frontier models?

Every model is evaluated against leading frontier APIs on a test set drawn from your own data. You see the results side by side before switching any traffic.

Where does our data go?

It is used only to build and improve your models. For stricter requirements, training and hosting can run inside your own cloud.

Build the model only your company could have.

We're partnering with a small group of companies for our first builds.