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LLM Training Data

Training data for language and multimodal AI

Consented text, audio, and speech datasets for pretraining, instruction tuning, SFT, and RLHF - collected by real people, in the languages your model actually needs.

What we build

Datasets that survive the real world

01

Instruction & SFT pairs

Task instructions with grounded, human-written responses across domains - not scraped, not templated.

02

RLHF / preference data

Ranked and pairwise preference judgments with documented rubrics and multi-tier QA.

03

Speech & audio corpora

Native recordings - English, Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi and regional Indian languages - transcribed and validated.

04

Multilingual text

Parallel and monolingual corpora from vetted writers, with PII scrubbing and consent records.

05

Domain experts

Legal, medical, finance and technical writers for specialist evaluation and fine-tuning sets.

06

QA loops

Every batch passes documented acceptance criteria before delivery, in your schema.

Why teams pick us

Built on consent, delivered on spec

Consent-first

Contributors are vetted and consent is documented - your dataset stays ethical and defensible.

Ground networks

Native speakers across India and LATAM, not gig-farmers guessing accents.

Small starts welcome

Sample batches and pilots before big commitments - fixed scope, fixed price.

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Tell us what your model needs

Send your task description or sample - we'll scope a small pilot and show you quality before you commit.

Talk to us about data
FAQ

Language and multimodal data

What LLM data can you produce?

Instruction and SFT pairs, preference and RLHF judgments, speech and audio corpora, multilingual text, and expert domain writing - collected and annotated by real people with documented consent.

Which languages do you cover?

Native English, Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi and regional Indian languages, with more coverage added per project as the pilot proves out.

How do you keep data quality high?

Documented rubrics, vetted contributors, multi-tier review, and batch acceptance criteria. You define the bar; we sign to it.

Can you start with a small pilot?

Yes. Most teams start with a sample batch or pilot of a few hundred rows to validate quality and schema before scaling.