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Custom AI Models Trained on Your Data

We train smaller, focused models on your own datasets so they run faster, cost less, and stay fully private.

By the numbers

10–30 sec/doc

on an untrained general model

6x faster

inference speed-up

6-10 weeks

average from dataset to deployed model

100% self-hosted

no data leaving you

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A short technical review is enough to estimate data, labeling, and infrastructure requirements.

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A short technical review is enough to estimate data, labeling, and infrastructure requirements.

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Why train a custom model at all

Large general models are expensive to run

Large general models are expensive to run

A 90B-parameter model needs 128GB+ RAM with 4-bit quantization (or 180GB+ unquantized) and a powerful GPU, and still takes 10-30 seconds per document
Training in the cloud burns budget fast

Training in the cloud burns budget fast

One client built a training instance that cost €60,000/month, running it only a few hours at a time to bring real cost down to a few thousand euros.
A focused model needs far less to run

A focused model needs far less to run

Once trained on your dataset, a smaller model (13B instead of 90B) can run on a laptop or a standard cloud instance
Public models aren't an option for sensitive data

Public models aren't an option for sensitive data

Companies handling financial, legal, or healthcare documents can't send that data to third-party APIs without extra DPAs, SCCs, and audit overhead under GDPR. A private, self-hosted model removes that requirement entirely
Quality data labeling is the foundation

Quality data labeling is the foundation

Before training, datasets need structured labeling: bounding boxes, classes, edge cases across lighting and angle.
Custom models adapt to new document types

Custom models adapt to new document types

A private model can be retrained as new patterns appear without rebuilding the whole pipeline.

How we train a custom model

  1. Define the target classes

    We map what the model needs to detect or extract: objects, fields, document types, edge cases.

  2. Data collection & labeling

    Our labeling team annotates the dataset: bounding boxes, classes, and structured fields built for your specific use cases.

  3. Training infrastructure setup

    We provision the compute needed for training: locally on our own hardware, or in a private cloud instance, scoped to your data sensitivity requirements.

  4. Model training

    The model is trained on your labeled dataset until it reliably recognizes your specific classes.

  5. Validation against real data

    We test against production-representative samples, measure accuracy per class, and tune until thresholds are met.

  6. Deployment to lightweight infrastructure

    The trained model is deployed to standard hardware: a laptop or a single cloud instance, running fast because it isn't searching for everything anymore.

Case Study

Custom dataset labeling & model training for an AI model - Region Norway

The situation

A client building a custom AI model needed labeled data specific to their use case, since generic pre-labeled datasets didn't match the categories the model needed to learn — early tests topped out around 70% accuracy

What we built

A labeling workflow built around the client's 18 categories and dge cases (lighting, angle, document quality) Quality control built into the pipeline from day one — inter-annotator agreement above 95% Dataset delivered in the client's required training structure Labeling capacity scaled with dataset size, no process rebuild needed

22,000+ images

labeled across 18 categories

95% accuracy

on production data

7 weeks

from dataset to deployed model

97%

inter-annotator agreement throughout labeling
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