Annotation
Labelling to your schema, with the review pass that decides whether the labels are worth training on.
- Bounding boxes
- Image segmentation masks
- QA pass and agreement scoring
For teams and businesses.
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Labelling to your schema, with the review pass that decides whether the labels are worth training on.
You send the archive, we send back the keepers. The culling our app does for a camera roll, run at the scale of an event, a studio or a back catalogue.
Detection and segmentation models trained on your data, evaluated on your cases, and handed over in a form you can actually deploy.
Text recognition built for your documents and scenes, not a generic one — reading the fields you need out of the layouts you actually have.
Sourcing and capturing the images and video a model needs to learn from — including the awkward cases a scraped dataset never contains.
Raw datasets are mostly redundancy. We cut yours down to the frames worth labelling, so your annotation budget goes on data that teaches the model something.
Find out what is wrong with a dataset or a model before it costs you — label errors, gaps in coverage, and how a model really performs on your data.
Make a model run fast on the device it ships on — the whole pipeline, not just the weights: the right accelerator, the right runtime, and no time wasted around the model.
Make a model small and fast enough to run where the images are — phones, embedded boards or plain CPUs — without losing what makes it accurate.
Keypoints on people, hands or objects, for movement analysis in sport, ergonomics, fitness or robotics.
Blur or mask faces, number plates and other personal details automatically, before images or video are shared, stored or published.
Generated images for the rare classes and edge cases real data never has enough of — matched to your domain and labelled from the start.
Turn video into events and numbers: what moved where, how many, and when.
Small vision-language models (sVLM) taught to look at your images and answer your questions about them — small enough to run where your data lives.
Automated visual quality control that spots scratches, cracks and misassemblies — trained even when defect examples are rare.
Find images by what is in them: near-duplicates, matching products, or “more like this” across a large catalogue.
Most work is a mix — capture, then filter, then label, then train. Tell us where you are and what you are trying to reach.
No self-serve tier, no instant quote. The first step is a conversation about the data.
What the data is, roughly how much of it there is, and what the model or the delivery has to do.
A written scope with a deliverable, a timeline and a price. Usually after a look at a sample.
Capture, filtering, labelling or training — with checkpoints you see rather than a black box.
Datasets, manifests, weights and inference code. Yours, in a form you can deploy without us.
There is no self-serve tier for this. A person reads every enquiry.
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