Plexe automates the full ML lifecycle from messy data to deployable models. Run 50 plus diagnostic tests, detect failure modes, and generate insights, dashboards and models using plain English. No notebooks. No guesswork. Just results.
A lot of “AutoML” tools promise automation, but most of them just wrap hacky templates around model training. You still end up with fragile pipelines, unclear evaluation, and a model that works in a notebook but collapses the moment it meets real production data.
Plexe is built for the opposite outcome: production-grade reliability, not research-grade demos.
With this launch, every pipeline Plexe generates isn’t just trained, it’s validated, stress-tested, and monitored end-to-end. Before a model is ever deployed, Plexe automatically runs:
50+ diagnostics for leakage, drift, bias, and data quality issues
Reproducible experiment traces and no more “mystery runs”
Monitored deployments by default, not as an afterthought
This means you’re not “AutoML-ing” your way into technical debt. You’re shipping something that holds up under real usage, changing data, and real business expectations.
If your goal is reliable ML in production, not another Jupyter victory lap, Plexe gives you a deterministic path from messy data to verified model.
Curious to see what the community will build when the output is actually production ready and not just automated.
Happy to answer questions in the thread. Let’s build production grade models faster!
@istiakahmad thank you so much! We couldn't agree more with your thoughts. Which non-ML professionals other than software engineers do you think will be most empowered by tools like Plexe?
Running ideas isn’t the bottleneck, Experiment Ops is. CUDA driver drift, multi-GPU setup, experiment logging, Deployments, Scaling, it all slows the real work.
Plexe AI removes that drag: launch broad sweeps, scale from single to distributed servers, keep reproducible logs/checkpoints, and finish with a serverless inference endpoint. No Engineering required.
Bring data in; leave with results and a live endpoint.
@vishruth_n you can use this promo code LAUNCHDAY20. Thanks for the feedback! Can't wait to see what you build! You can also share your model to showcase your amazing work!
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Super interesting! How would you suggest using it for our business? We're making a client management platform for SMEs - handling all inbound and outbound. We have data from 30,000+ interactions across platforms, and we're now helping log, answer and direct calls for SMEs.
@sameru that sounds incredible! You can use Plexe to automatically build models on top of all of that data and use it for use cases like lead scoring! You can also use Plexe for analysing all of that data and helping you figure out how to use it and what kind of models it can be used for :)
Let me know and I'd love to jump on a call to help identify potential use cases from your data!
@zerotox great question - once the model has been trained, our agents carry out an extensive evaluation of the model that includes things like robustness to input perturbations, "worst prediction" analysis, as well as error distribution analysis. This helps surface to the user an understanding of how the model performs at its worst, including synthetic edge case :)
Are there any particular kinds of edge cases you had in mind?
@zerotox We focus a lot on making sure the models are production-ready and as @mdebernardi1 mentioned, this means that we attack every model with 50+ evaluations and tests so we surface every detail about the model's performance
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Plexe
A lot of “AutoML” tools promise automation, but most of them just wrap hacky templates around model training. You still end up with fragile pipelines, unclear evaluation, and a model that works in a notebook but collapses the moment it meets real production data.
Plexe is built for the opposite outcome: production-grade reliability, not research-grade demos.
With this launch, every pipeline Plexe generates isn’t just trained, it’s validated, stress-tested, and monitored end-to-end. Before a model is ever deployed, Plexe automatically runs:
50+ diagnostics for leakage, drift, bias, and data quality issues
Reproducible experiment traces and no more “mystery runs”
Monitored deployments by default, not as an afterthought
This means you’re not “AutoML-ing” your way into technical debt. You’re shipping something that holds up under real usage, changing data, and real business expectations.
If your goal is reliable ML in production, not another Jupyter victory lap, Plexe gives you a deterministic path from messy data to verified model.
Curious to see what the community will build when the output is actually production ready and not just automated.
Happy to answer questions in the thread. Let’s build production grade models faster!
Lancepilot
Plexe is absolutely impressive, it feels like having a full data science team packed into one AI.
The ability to go from raw data to deployable models without touching a notebook is a total game-changer.
No fluff, no confusion, just clean insights, powerful automation, and real results. Truly redefining how machine learning gets done. 💡
Plexe
@istiakahmad Thank you so much for the incredible feedback! Do give it a shot and let us know how it works for your use cases! :)
Plexe
@istiakahmad Thanks for the feedback! Can't wait to see what you build! You can also share your model to showcase your amazing work.
Plexe
@istiakahmad thank you so much! We couldn't agree more with your thoughts. Which non-ML professionals other than software engineers do you think will be most empowered by tools like Plexe?
Letterdrop Site Search
cool launch!
Plexe
@parthi_logan Thanks for your feedback!
Plexe
Running ideas isn’t the bottleneck, Experiment Ops is. CUDA driver drift, multi-GPU setup, experiment logging, Deployments, Scaling, it all slows the real work.
Plexe AI removes that drag: launch broad sweeps, scale from single to distributed servers, keep reproducible logs/checkpoints, and finish with a serverless inference endpoint. No Engineering required.
Bring data in; leave with results and a live endpoint.
Spill
This is a game changer. Is there a way to try the product without the initial top-up?
Plexe
@vishruth_n you can use this promo code LAUNCHDAY20. Thanks for the feedback! Can't wait to see what you build! You can also share your model to showcase your amazing work!
Super interesting! How would you suggest using it for our business? We're making a client management platform for SMEs - handling all inbound and outbound. We have data from 30,000+ interactions across platforms, and we're now helping log, answer and direct calls for SMEs.
Plexe
@sameru that sounds incredible! You can use Plexe to automatically build models on top of all of that data and use it for use cases like lead scoring! You can also use Plexe for analysing all of that data and helping you figure out how to use it and what kind of models it can be used for :)
Let me know and I'd love to jump on a call to help identify potential use cases from your data!
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Nice work team!!!
Plexe
@ashrust thanks!
Great product, highly recommends for easy ML iteration! We used it with Petsy and it saves us a ton of time!
Plexe
@michal_wojewoda Thanks a ton! 🙌 Glad to hear Petsy found it useful, Fast iteration and hassle free experimentation is exactly what we built it for.
Spill
This is a game changer. Is there a way to try the product without the initial top-up?
Plexe
@vishruth_n sure thing, you can use the promo code LAUNCHDAY20 when signing up. Looking forward to having you on the platform!
How does Plexe handle edge cases during model validation? Congrats on the launch!
Plexe
@zerotox great question - once the model has been trained, our agents carry out an extensive evaluation of the model that includes things like robustness to input perturbations, "worst prediction" analysis, as well as error distribution analysis. This helps surface to the user an understanding of how the model performs at its worst, including synthetic edge case :)
Are there any particular kinds of edge cases you had in mind?
Plexe
@zerotox We focus a lot on making sure the models are production-ready and as @mdebernardi1 mentioned, this means that we attack every model with 50+ evaluations and tests so we surface every detail about the model's performance