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For classifiers

Synthetic training data to fill in the gaps.

Not enough labeled data to train a classifier? Turn the few examples you have into a set big and varied enough to build one that holds up. You stay in control the whole way.

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Review
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Category
Bug report
Priority
High
Approved rows auto-route to training or validation
More coverage

Cover the cases you're missing.

A classifier is only as good as the range of examples it learns from. Generate more that look like your real data, and point each run at the situations you're short on.

Better dataset with every pass

Generate a batch, see what you got, and aim the next run at the gaps with a one-line note. You review as it grows, so quality stays high while your dataset gets deeper.
Examples per label · ticket priority
High priority480
Good to go
Low priority620
Good to go
Spam90 / 400
Needs more
Spam is light. Generate more to even it out.
Ease of use

You don't need to be a data scientist.

Plain English

Steer any run with a sentence. No ML background required.

Matches your data

Each run is seeded from your real rows, so new examples fit right in.

Approve, or auto-add

Review each example yourself, or let the good ones through automatically.

Stays on-label

It only uses the categories you defined. Nothing off-list.

Always know what's real

Every row is tagged by source, so you can always tell synthetic from real.

Ready to train

Accepted rows go straight into your dataset, ready to fine-tune.

Any model

Frontier or open source.

Generate on OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Groq. Together AI now adds open models like Llama, Qwen, and DeepSeek.

Your keys, your providers

Switch models on the fly to balance cost and quality. Bring your own keys, and every run stays on your accounts and under your control.
Model provider
OpenAI
Anthropic
Google AI
Groq
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Expand your dataset the easy way.

Generate the examples you're missing, keep the good ones, and train a classifier that gets the job done.