AI that learns from real-world outcomes
Train custom model AI from messy historical data. No labeling required.
Trusted by enterprise, government, and startups
Turn messy data into
training-ready datasets
1
Choose Sources
Public web, news, filings—or your own docs, emails, tickets.
2
Generate Samples
Natural language instructions to auto-generate training samples.
3
Train AI
Fine-tune a domain expert on your use case.
Real-world data has timestamps.
Not clean labels.
Turn historical data into verified training datasets automatically using Future-as-Label.
Simple, powerful API
Generate verified datasets in a few lines of code. Our SDK handles the complexity.
- Grounded in real data, not synthetic generation
- Bootstrap with public feeds: news, SEC filings, Wikipedia
- Full provenance with citations and source docs
from lightningrod import Pipeline
pipeline = Pipeline([
NewsSeedGenerator(query="AI regulation"),
ForwardLookingQuestionGenerator(
instructions="Generate questions about future AI regulations and rulings"
),
WebSearchLabeler()
])
dataset = pipeline.run(n_samples=100) Outperform the Frontier
Examples on HuggingFace
AI you can trust for real decisions
- Ground-truth labels from real outcomes, not LLM opinions
- Verifiable every sample has citations and provenance
- Auditable reasoning explains how each answer was resolved
- Calibrated probabilities that reflect real uncertainty
- Secure & efficient compact models that deploy on your infrastructure
{
"question": "Will the EU AI Act be enforced against a major tech company by Feb 2025?",
"correct_answer": 0,
"resolution_reasoning": "Prohibited practices provisions took effect Feb 2, 2025. No enforcement actions announced...",
"source_citations": [
"reuters.com/...",
"ec.europa.eu/..."
]
} Proven Results
Built on published research, validated on live benchmarks
We pioneered Future-as-Label training: using temporal structure in historical data to generate supervision at scale. Our 32B models beat frontier AIs 100x larger on live prediction benchmarks.
Proof points and publications →