Machine learning

Train on our stack. Or on yours. Verify either way.

VerifAI is a thin verification layer — VeriStamp on the run, VeriBOX around it — that clips onto whatever setup you already have. Bring a model, bring a dataset, or bring an entire training rig. The proof is the same.

Model families

What you can train and verify.

Vision

Detection, segmentation, and inspection models for factories, drones, hulls, and ports.

Tabular

Credit, reserving, churn, and pricing models with a full audit trail from data to decision.

Sequence & time-series

Forecasting for demand, fuel, load, and traffic — with replayable stress scenarios.

Language

Domain assistants trained on approved corpora, with retrieval-grounded answers.

Speech & voice

Intake, dispatch, and support voice agents with intact transcripts.

Control policies

Robotics, drones, and autonomous-vessel policies with attested training runs.

Self-serveTrain it yourself

You do not have to hand training over to us.

Our stack is an add-on. A small verify layer that sits on top of whatever you already run. Three ways to self-serve, in order of how much you keep on your side.

01 · Connect from home

Bring your model, run from your laptop

Point an existing training script at our endpoint. VeriStamp attaches a small evidence record to each run. Your code, your GPUs, your data — our verify layer on top.

Good fit: Solo researchers, small teams, weekend experiments.
02 · Load your own training data

Bring your dataset to our runners

Upload or stream a dataset you own. Train on our managed runners, keep the checkpoint, and export it anywhere. Every batch is stamped so a reviewer can confirm which data produced which weights.

Good fit: Teams without a dedicated GPU cluster.
03 · Full self-host

Run everything on your own servers

Keep the training entirely on your own infrastructure. Drop in VeriBOX as a thin sidecar and VeriStamp on the run itself. Nothing leaves your network — only the small evidence record is anchored publicly.

Good fit: Regulated environments, sovereign clouds, on-prem clusters.
Self-serve vs Managed

Same verify layer. Different level of hand-off.

The difference between self-serve and managed is who runs the training and where — not what gets verified.

Self-serveManaged
Where the GPUs liveYour laptop, your cluster, or oursOurs, sized to the job
Where the data livesWherever you point itYour tenant on our stack
Who tunes the runYouOur team, with your review gates
Verify layerVeriStamp + VeriBOX on topVeriStamp + VeriBOX on top
Evidence anchored publiclyYesYes
Good forTeams that want control end-to-endTeams that want a delivered outcome

Product names shown (VeriStamp, VeriBOX) refer to the add-on verify layer only. This site is a mockup and makes no technical or legal claim beyond the descriptions above.

Try it on a run you already have.

Talk to us about attaching the verify layer to your existing training pipeline — self-serve or managed.